Tag Archives: athenagoras

When Grammar Shapes Theology: Wisdom, Jesus, and Proverbs 8

Posted on 05/26/2026 by Paul Pavao

This is pulled from my own Facebook post obviously. In another Facebook post I laughed at myself for not knowing that idioma in Spanish is masculine, not feminine. Language gender (and other grammar rules) is really important for understanding the … Continue reading →

Posted in Dealing with Scripture Honestly, Early Christianity, History, Modern Doctrines, Teachings that must not be lost | Tagged Arianism, athenagoras, biblical Greek, biblical Hebrew, council of nicea, Decoding Nicea, early christian writings, early church fathers, Eusebius of Nicomedia, grammar gender vs human gender, Jesus in Proverbs, languages and gender, Lucian of Antioch, only-begotten son, Proverbs 8:22-31, Psalm 44:1 Septuagint, psalm 45:1, septuagint lxx, Trinity, was Jesus created, wisdom in proverbs | Leave a comment

Second Century Timeline

Posted on 12/17/2013 by Paul Pavao

I was going to do a part 2 on my introduction to the Second Century Timeline. Restless Pilgrim, who has been a tireless follower of this blog, asked about quotes from Ignatius. He deserves a medal for tolerating me so … Continue reading →

Posted in Early Christianity, History | Tagged aristides, athenagoras, christian history timeline, clement of alexandria, clement of rome, Didache, ignatius, justin martyr, Letter of Barnabas, Letter to Diognetus, polycarp, second century timeline, Tatian, teaching of the twelve apostles, theophilus of antioch | 4 Comments

Tag Archives: athenagoras

When Grammar Shapes Theology: Wisdom, Jesus, and Proverbs 8

Second Century Timeline

Like This Blog on Facebook

Follow Blog via Email

Paul Pavao

Recent Posts

Blogs I Follow

Top Posts & Pages

Archives

Categories

Like this blog on Facebook