Two terms that often appear in Protestant discussions of faith and works are legalism and antinomianism. The first is giving law too much emphasis, and the second is giving law too little emphasis.

The story of Moses begins with the Pharaoh's daughter, who takes pity on an innocent baby despite her father's direct orders to kill all Hebrew boys. Her name was Thermuthis. However, Thermuthis ...

Moses takes leave of Jethro and Midian and, accompanied by Aaron, makes his way to Egypt, where he first legitimates himself by the signs God has entrusted to him with the Hebrews. He then makes his ...

Elie Wiesel describes Moses as “the loneliest” character in the Bible. Moses is the ruler of an unruly bunch of former slaves, as well as a prophet and lawgiver, and, for a short time, the High Priest ...

Saved from a watery death by Pharaoh’s daughter and raised among Egyptian royalty, Moses would not have seemed to be a candidate for freeing the Hebrews from Egyptian slavery. God’s designs are not, ...

To be completely honest, this is an encore for Moses: In my last post, 4 Keys to Great Leadership, the fourth key focused on honesty and cited Moses as a leadership example. But considering that Moses ...

Although modern traditionalist Judaism uniformly affirms the divinity of the Torah, classical sources disagree on what role Moses had in its production. “VeZot haTorah—This is the Torah that Moses set ...

Moses is one of the Bible’s most famous figures, yet no confirmed Egyptian record of him has ever been discovered. Now, a report from the Armstrong Institute of Biblical Archaeology claims the prophet ...

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