We begin our examination of the early Christian writings by looking at the historical context, the "parting of the ways" between Judaism and Christianity, and an overview of the early writings.
In part 5, we complete our New Testament baseline by examining two Jewish-Christian issues we will use as theological "markers": Sabbath/Lord's Day and Passover/Easter.
In part 4, we begin defining our 5-point New Testament baseline by examining the biblical data we have looked at up to now. (This mini-series is a companion to the book Divergence.)
In part 3, we continue to establish our New Testament baseline by examining the words and actions of Jesus in relation to Israel and the Jewish people. (This mini-series is a companion to the book Divergence.)
In part 2, we begin establishing our New Testament baseline by examining the writings of the apostle Paul, centering on the book of Romans. (This mini-series is a companion to the book Divergence.)
34 min
About Divergence Podcast
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Author and theologian R. L. Solberg examines heresies and worldviews that oppose Christ. Utilizing generous amounts of Scripture and historical research, Solberg presents compelling insights and builds robust arguments with clarity and grace.
R. L. Solberg is a leading Christian apologist against Torahism (aka Hebrew Roots). This heresy teaches that followers of Jesus are required to keep the Old Testament Law. He has been pursuing theology, apologetics, and philosophy formally and informally for more than two decades. He studied at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and has a Master's Degree in Theological Studies from Williamson College. He also studied Biblical Hebrew at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.