However, instead of stopping the sickness, Jesus allowed the illness to take His friend’s life. Not only did Jesus wait long ...

Witness the remarkable transformation of scrap into legend as we forge the mythical ANUBIS sword from a rusted, discarded hook. Inspired by the ancient Egyptian god of the afterlife, this blade isn't ...

God spoke to Moses on Mount Sinai, telling him to speak to the Israelites and say to them: “When you come into the land that ...

CCTV and police body-worn cameras captured the brutal attacks of Marcus Arduini Monzo, who has been convicted of murder and ...

Published in the print edition of the January 20, 2020, issue, with the headline “Sword and Shield.” David Rohde is a former executive editor of The New Yorker.

It’s Saturday morning, three days after my afternoon with Ita O’Brien, the ­“intimacy co-ordinator” who choreographed the sex ...

The Greek Foreign Minister visits his counterpart in Cairo to express his discontent over the ruling that grants Egypt the rights to the lands of this monastery, run by the Orthodox Church. A ...

The reformist authors of Deuteronomy, members of the circle of Shaphan ben Azaliah, criticize the practice, considering it demonic in origin, and propose replacing it with a circumcision of the ...

When you compare The Ten Commandments to another successful sword-and-sandals epic released just four years later, you get a sense of just how overtly conservative and covertly exploitative it is.

In Exodus 6:9, for example, Moses delivers God’s promise of redemption to the Israelites, but they “did not listen to him because of their broken spirit and harsh slavery.” Who could blame them?

Nehemiah, rebuilding Jerusalem’s walls, armed his people with swords and spears, urging them, “Fight for your families, your sons and your daughters, your wives and your homes” (Nehemiah 4:14).