Studies
Find studies on various topics for personal or group use. These studies are presented in PDF format and usually give an in-depth look at the specific topic.
Chronology of the Crucifixion: A Study - 34 Pages
The chronology of the crucifixion is hotly debated every year. In this article, Tim Hegg lays out a chronology that makes the Synoptic Gospels line up with the Gospel of John. Previously, scholars have seen either John or the Synoptics to be wrong. As a result, this has brought the question of whether the New Testament can be claimed to be historically accurate and inerrant. In more recent scholarship, scholars are beginning to realize all four Gospels are harmonious. Most noteworthy, Hegg places John in his first-century context.
Is the Torah Only for Jews?: A Study - 67 Pages
The chronology of the crucifixion is hotly debated every year. In this article, Tim Hegg lays out a chronology that makes the Synoptic Gospels line up with the Gospel of John. Previously, scholars have seen either John or the Synoptics to be wrong. As a result, this has brought the question of whether the New Testament can be claimed to be historically accurate and inerrant. In more recent scholarship, scholars are beginning to realize all four Gospels are harmonious. Most noteworthy, Hegg places John in his first-century context.
Sanctification - A 32 Page Study
This focused study takes the reader through the means of grace God uses in the process of sanctification. Hegg looks at God's self-revelation, and His revelation through Scripture. Hegg then move to communion with God through prayer and the means of strengthening our faith, and also looks at the strengthening our faith through fellowship in community.
Tongues - Some Preliminary Investigations
by Tim Hegg
In this study on the spiritual gift of tongues, Tim Hegg begins with a study of the word for "Tongues" in the Greek. Hegg explores this word within the Apostolic Scriptures, the Septuagint, in Qumran and more. Hegg then turns to an exegetical study of the Greek word glossa in the book of Acts to better understand its meaning. In addition, Hegg looks at the purpose of the spiritual gift within Acts 2. In conclusion, the focus turns to 1 Corinthians 12-14.
You Shall Not Boil a Kid in Its Mother's Milk
by Tim Hegg
This paper deals with the three Torah texts which prohibit boiling a kid in its mother's milk, the textual issues that are involved in these three texts, and the rabbinic literature which deals with the separation of meat and milk, based entirely upon these three verses. Hegg shows that there is absolutely no biblical texts which substantiate the rabbinic halachah of separating meat and milk.
