Author: Richard Hollerman

  GUEST ARTICLE What Is Propitiation? The English “propitiation” is from Latin, meaning “favorable, gracious, kind” or “render favorable.” The first attested use of this term is in a Latin translation of the Scriptures1. The...

  GUEST ARTICLE Did Christ Literally Bear Our Sins on the Cross? [We realize that this issue is a complex and controversial one.  We offer this for your consideration, even though there are questionable portions to it. RH] Some...

  GUEST ARTICLE Stephen’s Final Prayer Stephen is widely known as the first Christian martyr. He is mentioned initially as one of the seven servants who ministered to the Grecian widows in the Jerusalem church (Acts 6:1-6)....

  GUEST ARTICLE Was Paul’s Theology Consistent on “Conversion”? J. Carl Laney is a Professor of Biblical Literature at Western Conservative Baptist Seminary in Portland, Oregon. Laney is a respected scholar but in some serious...

  GUEST ARTICLE Mary’s First Communion Some seven centuries before the birth of Christ, Isaiah prophesied that a certain “virgin” would conceive and bear a son whose name would be called “Immanuel,” an expression which would...