Amen!

Even those unfamiliar with the Authorized Version (King James) of the Bible might know this archaic word. After all, even today many people know the story of the angels and shepherds in Old English: And there were in the same country shepherds abiding in the field, keeping watch over their flock by night. And, lo, the […]

My grandfather was an organist, and even composed a hymn tune himself (called “Garside” after his church). Our Christmas carol got its most famous tune from another organist, published 42 years after the words were written. The man was Henry Thomas Smart, an organist from London. Not only an organist, Smart was a recognized expert […]

To close out our series on Biblical Anthropology, I’m going to try to pull everything together in just a few posts. But if you’re actually following the series, I encourage you to read it all, because there will be a lot more holes in this summary if you don’t! If you have started at the […]