Essay Arch Bishop Horn

Religion and Research
About Arch Bishop Horn - (Honored Professor of Biblical Backgrounds)
(Founder of the New Apostolic Bible Covenant)
Institutional Affiliation: NABC French Guiana
Subject Full Title:
Backgrounds of the Bible and the Bible itself.

Date: December 12, 2012 (founded)
Updated March 8, 2025

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Religion and Research;
I have been a writer since 2007 and in most of my books I have focused on research into the backgrounds of the Christian religion and the Bible. I have published these books on these subjects since 2007. Currently I have published 290 books. Some of these books are; "Philo of Alexandria," "Biblical Antiquities," "Preperatio Evangelica," "On the Life of Moses," "The Apostolic Constitutions," "Eusebius of Caesarea," "The Vulgate," "the Septuagint," and also the "Holy Bible in Old English and Latin." These books are intended to illuminate and teach the history of religion, Christianity, morals and lifestyle and to help in learning and analyzing the lives of Christians and interested people.
Philo of Alexandria "On the Life of Moses" is a book that contains the entire life of Moses and his leadership of the Jews. The book contains the Biblical stories that relate to the life of Moses, from childhood to leading the Israelites from their suffering to the Promised Land (Borgen, 2014). In this book Moses is also seen as a lawgiver, prophet and high priest. According to this book he would also have adopted the nature of the pronunciation. This is due to his upbringing in the palace.
Other books include the "Apostolic Constitutions", a collection of eight books that are related to each other. These books explain the discipline, doctrine, and worship of early Christians. They are intended to guide the clergy (Lenk, 2010). Philo of Alexandria "Biblical Antiquities" is another book that involves the history of the Bible. It deals with the characters in the Bible, such as Adam, and even goes as far as the story of Saul. The Holy Bible consists of two parts, the New and the Old Testament. These books are therefore religious books.
The above books can be said to be religious, judging by their content. They are intended for religious teachings. Religious leaders can use these books to teach Christians. They can also be read by people who are curious about the history of the Bible and the lives of people from ancient times. They are important religious books that can be used to teach people, especially Christians, morality. 

References:
The Apostolic Constitutions: Judaism and Anti-Judaism in the Construction of Christianity. Harvard University.
Borgen, P. (2014). Philo–An Interpreter of the Laws of Moses. Reading Philo: A Handbook for Philo of Alexandria, (BC 75-101).

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