Cambridge study reveals 1525 Bible's backwards Holy Land map by Lucas Cranach transformed Bibles and shaped modern border concepts, influencing state sovereignty views.
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Cambridge study reveals 1525 Bible's backwards Holy Land map by Lucas Cranach transformed Bibles and shaped modern border concepts, influencing state sovereignty views.
Mapping Jonah's story
Some Christians read Jonah's story as fiction, like a parable. And they see lessons about God in there. Others read the story as history and add the lessons that God does miracles and bulls can wear clothes.
I JUST FINISHED MAPPING Jonah’s story for the new paraphrase of Jonah in the Casual English Bible. It’s an interesting story that many Christians read as history, especially since Jonah shows up elsewhere in the Bible. But some Christians and Christian scholars as well say they read the story as fiction, but with a real person playing an imaginary role. They say they see in the story many…
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