This article is an examination of the parabolic imagery related to Wisdom being depicted as a woman in Proverbs 8–9. It explains how the Wisdom of the Word of God is “The Way” whereby those who have a love of the Truth can return to God.
This is the third article in a series of articles on the early history of Christianity. It examines how political and religious factors led to the Early Church becoming the state Church of the Roman Empire. It also shows how the first “Christian” Emperor—Constantine—dealt a death blow to the vestiges of The Apostolic Teaching that still remained in his day.
The “Questions & Answers” column in this issue is a humorous, but derisive, response to a reader who cancelled his subscription to the newsletter because he felt the materials were “cultic” in nature and “the writer featured in your newsletter is arrogant, rude, unloving, and totally contrary in attitude to the manner that Jesus approached the lost.” The response is a trenchant and definitive rebuttal of the various false charges Pretenders are likely to make. As is sarcastically pointed out by “the writer featured in your newsletter,” Jesus Himself appears to have been just as “arrogant, rude, and unloving” when He called the scribes and Pharisees a few choice names in Matthew 23:1–36.