Martin Luther Martin Luther (Nov 10, 1483 – Feb 18, 1546) was a German monk and became the father of the Protestant reformation. He is most widely known for criticizing aspects of the Roman Catholic Church. In particular he believed that it was the Bible and not the Roman Catholic Church which was the source […]
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Mark Mark’s Gospel is the second book of the New Testament and is often called the Gospel of Mark or the book of Mark. Mark was a Jew from Jerusalem. His full name was John Mark. His mother’s name was Mary and her house served as a meeting place for the first Christians (Acts 12:12).
Malachi Malachi, which means “My messenger,” focuses largly on the corruption of the priests, the neglect of God’s Temple, and the personal sins of the people. He was sent as a prophet sometime between 450 – 425 BC to Jerusalem at a time when the spiritual zeal of the people was at a low. The
Luke Luke was a physician and traveling companion of Paul. Luke is mentioned in three of Paul’s books as “Luke the beloved physician.” Luke wrote the third Gospel, which is often called the Gospel of Luke or the book of Luke. He also wrote the book of Acts (3rd and 5th books of the New
King Solomon King Solomon, the son of King David and Bathsheba, succeeded hisfather to the throne of Israel and reigned for 40 years. After his death, the northern tribes seceded and the country was split into two, often hostile, kingdoms: Judah in the south under King Rehoboam, the son of Solomon; and Israel in the north, whose