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This site is designed to provide you with comprehensive studies on Jesus, discipleship, and the basics of the Apostolic faith. The overall stress is on Jesus of Nazareth, the center of the disciple's life and the redemptive plan of God. The goal is to see the Gospel preached to All Nations between now and the return of our Lord.

Through Jesus of Nazareth, God is bringing His promises of salvation and everlasting life to fruition for all men and women who respond to His Gospel with repentance and faith. The most decisive moment in History has occurred already in his death, resurrection, and exaltation.

My name is David Maas. I have been a student of the Bible since shortly after my conversion in 1971. My goal is to share with others what I have learned over the decades. Originally from Seattle, Washington, I now reside in the city of Gardnerville near Lake Tahoe in the State of Nevada.


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Please also pray for this work, that God would open effectual doors for His Word to spread throughout the Earth and meet the needs of many others. If you are interested in supporting this work in other ways, please email me at - david@disciplesglobal.org, or, bear7755@gmail.com.

~ David Maas, October 2023


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Language of the New Testament

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What was the original language of the documents that became the New Testament? For centuries, the scholarly consensus has been that it was written in the  Koiné  Greek dialect of the Eastern Roman Empire in the first century. However, there is a growing minority within the church that claims the New Testament was composed in the Hebrew or Aramaic language.
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The Word Made Flesh

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The Prologue of the Gospel of John presents key themes that are expanded in the Book. Most critically, Jesus is the Logos , the “ Word become flesh ” in whom Life and Light are revealed to penitent men and women. He is the true “ Tabernacle” where God’s “Glory ” resides, not the tent in the wilderness or the Temple building in Jerusalem. John employs imagery from the history of Israel to illustrate what God now provides us in His “ only born Son .”
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