N.T.Wright | – JERUSALEM VS ANTIOCH – Biblical Study
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We are all engaged in some kind of work, whether it comes with a paycheck or not. Regardless of the kind of work you do, from bussing tables, to taking care of your home and family, to managing a business, chances are you want to find meaning in your endeavors.
In this intriguing online course, Professor N.T. Wright examines a series of Biblical texts that discuss how Christians should consider the work they do.
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• Textbook readings
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Mr Wright there was a dificult age of transition on the first century between the end of the Mosaic covenant and the valid new covenant.
And this transition came with power when the prophecy of the destruction of the temple became reality.
And the apostle Peter was still addicted to that covenant of the Sinai mountain, or at least he had not fully understood what the new covenant meant.