The Second Epistle of Peter (2 Peter) is a timeless epistle that speaks to the contemporary believer as much as it did to the ...

The First Epistle of John (1 John) is the first of three epistles traditionally attributed to John, the beloved apostle. When ...

The elderly bard, John Lapraik (1727-1807) of Dalfram, Muirkirk, was married to Margaret, sister of another of Burns's poetic friends, John Rankine (to whom Burns' dedicated a verse epistle).

This would be the case if the verse simply meant to say that the commandments in general are without end. (7The term “wide” is also puzzling.) (וְגַם לְשׁוֹן "רְחָבָה" אֵ ...

The Second Epistle follows a reply from Lapraik to Burns' first Epistle to J. Lapraik, An Old Scotch Bard and is mostly autobiographical in content and details the bad luck which has been the ...

there comes an arousal from above, that arouses great compassion upon him from the Source of Compassion, "אִתְעָרוּתָא דִלְעֵילָּא", לְעוֹרֵר עָלָיו ...