City on a Hill
Gary MyersCity on a Hill focuses on biblical archaeology, backgrounds, and interpretation. The goal is to discover, highlight, and ponder the context and meaning of Scripture.
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Two Types of People: 'Sheep' and 'Goats'
Calling someone a “sheep” presents unique challenges in the modern West. In today's charged political environment, to call someone a “sheep” is to call them a mindless follower and might elicit a fight.
Many biblical writers used sheep im...
Understanding the Urgency in Jesus' Parable of the Lost Sheep
Photograph by Erik Mclean, Unsplash
For some, Jesus’ Parable of the Lost Sheep ( Matthew 18 and Luke 15) might seem strange, maybe even extreme. Why leave so many for one? It comes down to the vulnerability of a lost sheep.
“So he told...
What Straying Sheep Taught Me about Isaiah 53
Photograph by Martin Schmidli, Unsplash.
Can you imagine anything more stubborn and determined than a sheep gone astray? If you have ever owned sheep, you will understand why I ask. In many cases, perils await the sheep gone astray.
I kn...
Patrick of Ireland: A Hero for the Whole Church
It has been said that everyone is Irish on St. Patrick’s Day, perhaps reflecting some mysterious urge to wear green on March 17.
Editor’s Note: I was the guy who showed up today wearing blue … not green. It didn’t even register that toda...
A Fresh Look at Acts 18: ‘Random’ Facts with Much to Teach
Acts 18 reads like one of those evidence boards from a crime drama. At first glance, many of the people and events mentioned seem random and unconnected. However, with the proper perspective, you can almost visualize Luke stretching pieces...
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