Category: Historical Context

A Date To Memorize: AD 325 The Council Of Nicaea

by T Whitfield | Jun 21, 2018 | A Date To Memorize, Historical Context, RDRD Features |

A Date to Memorize: AD 325 The Council Of Nicaea When viewed through the lens of time, some events...

A Date To Memorize: AD 70 Destruction Of The Temple

by T Whitfield | Mar 31, 2018 | A Date To Memorize, Early Church, Historical Context, RDRD Features |

A Date to Memorize – AD 70 The Destruction of the Temple Christianity’s Beginning And Its...

A Date To Memorize: AD 1534

by T Whitfield | Mar 10, 2018 | A Date To Memorize, Historical Context, History, RDRD Features, Reformation |

What do Henry VIII and Martin Luther have in common? Both were Capricorns Both were born in...

A Date To Memorize: AD 1444

by T Whitfield | Feb 3, 2018 | A Date To Memorize, Historical Context, RDRD Features |

Periodically, RDRD Bible Study posts feature column “A Date to Memorize” (DTM for short), which...

Dropping the H-bomb in Bible Study: or The #1 Way to Put A Bible Class To Sleep

by T Whitfield | Nov 18, 2017 | Context, Hermeneutics, Historical Context |

Do you know the #1 way to put a Bible class to sleep?I’m not talking...

Quite Possibly The Most Important Concept In Bible Study

by T Whitfield | Oct 14, 2017 | Context, Hermeneutics, Historical Context, Literary Context |

Welcome to the maiden voyage of RDRD Bible Study—previously known as Rightly Dividing Rightly...

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