God’s Fellow Workers Are Forever

In 1 Corinthians 3, Paul referred to himself and to Apollos as servants and God’s fellow workers. Even as he understood the role and responsibilities God gave him, Paul maintained humility, and he shared several important principles. First, he understood that “neither...

What Is Speaking in Tongues? Part 1

 Besides a mention in the disputed ending of Mark (16:17, in which Jesus describes tongues as a sign accompanying belief), we are first introduced to tongues (γλῶσσα) in the book of Acts, where we find three historical occurrences of people who spoke in tongues. In...

Dualism, Ontology and Pauline Authority

Republished with permission from JODT, 12:36. The origin of the Pauline project is not an unimportant question. Paul represents his doctrines as emerging not from human agency (Gal. 1:1,11) but from divinity, claiming an apostolic commission by way of direct encounter...