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CHRIST BEFORE THE HIGH PRIEST BY GERRIT VAN HONTHORST

CHRIST BEFORE THE HIGH PRIEST BY GERRIT VAN HONTHORST

16th April 202521st April 2025 Stephen Koch
Synchronic Perspective: Gerrit Van Honthorst’s painting of Jesus before the high priest vividly describes him being questioned. Jesus is seen standing before Caiaphas, the high priest of the San... Read More
THE GOOD SAMARITAN BY JACOPO BASSANO

THE GOOD SAMARITAN BY JACOPO BASSANO

16th April 202521st April 2025 Stephen Koch
Synchronic Perspective: The synchronic element of this painting lies in its portrayal of the central message of the parable, which is compassion and kindness to strangers, regardless of social, cultur... Read More
THE MOND OF CRUCIFIXION BY RAPHAEL

THE MOND OF CRUCIFIXION BY RAPHAEL

15th April 202521st April 2025 Stephen Koch
Synchronic Perspective: Raphael’s painting of Jesus on the cross, viewed from a synchronic perspective, powerfully portrays the emotional and spiritual climax of Jesus’ mission to save hum... Read More
How the sacralisation of English great figures in the British history tell about the way the people of this land have interpreted the Bible.

How the sacralisation of English great figures in the British history tell about the way the people of this land have interpreted the Bible.

11th April 202516th April 2025 Stephen Koch
The sacralisation of significant English figures in British history, such as King Arthur and Queen Elizabeth 1, is a testament to how the people of this land have interpreted the Bible. This interpret... Read More
IT IS STILL POSSIBLE TODAY FOR A SINGLE CHURCH TO CHANGE A NATION

IT IS STILL POSSIBLE TODAY FOR A SINGLE CHURCH TO CHANGE A NATION

9th April 20259th April 2025 Stephen Koch
I want to argue that it is still possible for a single church to significantly impact a whole nation. The reason being that history repeats itself. Consider the small sect in Clapham, where William Wi... Read More
The Roman Catholics and the Protestants middle ground in translating the Bible

The Roman Catholics and the Protestants middle ground in translating the Bible

13th March 2025 Stephen Koch
The Roman Catholics, guided by a strong belief in Latin power, insisted on preserving the original Latin Vulgate against the Protestants for various reasons. They viewed Latin as the language of the R... Read More
The differences between the historical conquerors of the Hebrews and their  enemies

The differences between the historical conquerors of the Hebrews and their enemies

8th March 202510th March 2025 Stephen Koch
The Hebrews and their conquerors, such as the Assyrians and the Babylonians, had vastly different religious and cultural belief systems. The Hebrews’ belief in God’s direct intervention in... Read More
Why its important to study the history of the Bible in London

Why its important to study the history of the Bible in London

22nd February 202524th February 2025 Stephen Koch
When you want to know the history of our faith in God through Jesus Christ, our Lord and Saviour, there is much to study and note. We will learn about the significant and crucial role played by Great.... Read More

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