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  • Book Review: William Tyndale

    by J. F. Mozley This is the last of a trilogy of biographies I have read on William Tyndale. There is afourth biography, written by Robert Demaus in 1886, which served as one of themain sources of the present volume, written by Mozley in 1934. I decided toread Mozley’s biography of Tyndale because just as…

    Labhrais O’Coileain

    July 1, 2022
    Bible, book review, Christianity, Church, ekklesia, Greek, Hebrew, history, Tyndale, Uncategorized
    faith
  • Turkish Citizens Seeking Refugee Status in Europe Spiked in Aftermath of July 15, 2016, Coup Attempt against Turkish President Erdoğan

    While looking into the question concerning how many citizens of Turkey had received refugee status in EU countries over the 14-year span of 2008-2021, the publication Euronews on June 10, 2022, revealed that those numbers rose sharply after the attempted coup on the Turkish President, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan on July 15, 2016. The investigative report,…

    Labhrais O’Coileain

    June 24, 2022
    Europe, Geopolitics, Germany, Greece, NATO, Russia, Russia Ukraine, Security, Terrorism, Turkey, Uncategorized
    tragger
  • An Examination of Paul’s Teaching on the LORD’s Supper in I Corinthians 11:17-34

    It occurred to me that over the years of worshipping in various denominations, I have been exposed to the LORD’s Supper being celebrated to differing degrees of significance. But for the most part, as I remember, there were few, if any, strictures placed on those taking Communion, perhaps the most common restriction being, to be…

    Labhrais O’Coileain

    June 21, 2022
    Bible, Christianity, Greek, LORD's Supper
    faith
  • Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan Meets with Cyclists in Celebration of World Bicycle Day

    President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan met with cyclists on June 3 at The Grand National Assembly of Turkey in celebration of World Bicycle Day. [Note: The caption under the banner headline announcing 3 June World Bicycle Day in red letters, it reads “Choose a bicycle for a liveable world!”]

    Labhrais O’Coileain

    June 12, 2022
    cycling, Turkey
    cycling
  • Theoretical Reconstruction of the Derivation of the Conceptual Word ‘Church’

    This fascinating study on the derivation of the word ‘church’ and its adoption into most translations of the Bible as the proper translation for the Greek εκκλησια (transliterated as ekklesia, Greek-based; or ecclesia, Latin-based) was spurred by a discussion in a book my wife and I read recently. The author claimed that in Hebrew, the…

    Labhrais O’Coileain

    June 11, 2022
    Bible, Christianity, Church, ekklesia, Greek, Hebrew, synagogue
    faith
  • Book Review: William Tyndale – A Biography

    Whether in his bibliography or somewhere in the text of his biography of Tyndale, “God’s Bestseller: William Tyndale, Thomas More, and the Writing of the English Bible – A Story of Martyrdom and Betrayal,” Brian Moynahan refers to David Daniell’s tome, which carries the eponym of the title of this book review. Daniell, in addition…

    Labhrais O’Coileain

    May 24, 2022
    Bible, book review
    faith
  • Russian Thinktank Claims Ukraine Takeover First Move To Reintegrate Former USSR, Realign Geopolitical Spheres of Influence, late-March 2022

    Although it was my endeavor to summarize as succinctly as possible, because of the length of the original piece, this post is somewhat lengthy. Hopefully, the length will not overwhelm the reader, nor the information, underwhelm! In my opinion, this article offers an opportunity to peer “behind the veil” and view, virtually, the thought processes…

    Labhrais O’Coileain

    April 29, 2022
    Africa, Azerbaijan, Caucasus, Europe, Geopolitics, history, Iran, Israel, Kazakhstan, Middle East, Russia, Russia Ukraine, Turkey, Uncategorized
    tragger
  • Turkish President Erdoğan Issues Paschal Greeting, mid-April 2022

    I greet our Christian countrymen on the Paschal Holiday. Our country, where everyone is able to experience their own faith, culture, and tradition freely, and our nation, in which brotherhood and solidarity are interlocked one to the other with their feelings, continues its incomparable example for the whole world. From the past up to today,…

    Labhrais O’Coileain

    April 27, 2022
    Christianity, Greece, resurrection, Russia, Russia Ukraine, Turkey
    tragger
  • September 11th National Memorial Trail

    My wife and I visited the Shanksville, Pennsylvania, Flight 93 memorial in September 2021. It had been a long time coming, but we finally made the trip, and after having done so, I’m of the opinion that it is one that everyone should make. Although our trip was almost exactly 20 years after that horrible…

    Labhrais O’Coileain

    April 20, 2022
    cycling, route
    cycling
  • Book Review: The Bible in Translation – Ancient and English Versions by Bruce Metzger

    Bruce Manning Metzger (1914-2007) was for many years a professor of New Testament Language and Literature at Princeton Theological Seminary. According to the brief biographical sketch on the back cover of the volume under review, he was an expert in ancient biblical manuscripts and as such was a member of three major Bible translation projects…

    Labhrais O’Coileain

    April 17, 2022
    Bible, book review, Christianity, history, Tyndale
    faith
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