Wyatt Graham
I write about past wisdom for life today. I focus on reading ancient primary sources and showing how they change your life.
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Seraphim May Be Flying Serpentine Creatures
An imaginative and playful construction of seraphim that I made with ChatGPT.
The word saraph, as in Seraphim, appears seven times in the Hebrew Bible. Three times in the Pentateuch (Numbers 21:6, 8; Deuteronomy 8:15) to describe fiery (s...
Why God goes by Elohim, El Shadday, and Yahweh in the Pentateuch
In the Pentateuch, God reveals himself through three names: Elohim, El Shadday, and Yahweh. Each name is associated with a different covenant (Noahic, Abrahamic, Mosaic) and is accompanied by a covenantal sign (rainbow, circumcision, sabbat...
Why YHWH Revealed Himself as El to the Patriarchs
God said to Moses, “I appeared to Abraham, to Isaac, and to Jacob as El Shadday, but I did not make known my name Yahweh to them” in Exodus 6:3. After Exodus 3:14 and 34:6–7, this may be the most important revelation of God in the book of E...
Natural Law for Christian Ethics
Protestants, like Christians before them, viewed natural law as a component of reality. Hence, Protestant Reformers wrote over fifty commentaries on Aristotle’s Nicomachean Ethics between 1529–1682.[1] Aristotle’s work had laid the foundati...
What Did Baptism Look like in 4th Century Jerusalem?
Egeria the Pilgrim
What did worship and Baptism in Jerusalem look like in the fourth century? Egeria, a woman likely from Spain, gives us a detailed record of what happened.
Egeria came to Jerusalem in the early 380s. For a bit of context...
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