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Albert Mohler on Education and Inerrancy
As a Financial Aid director, who gets to speak regularly with people who are thinking about how to pay for school, I urge you to hear R. Albert Mohler’s sober reflections on the cost of educatio… more →
Via Emmaus
Why bother with the Old Testament?
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pgjackson wrote 3 days ago: Imagine you’ve 15-20 minutes to speak on that title. What would you say? Any particular verses … more →
A Well-Hammered Nail: Hywel Jones on Ps 119
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R. Scott Clark wrote 1 month ago: A skilled carpenter at work is a thing of beauty. The hammer goes where it ought and the nail is str … more →
Albert Mohler on Education and Inerrancy
viaemmaus wrote 2 months ago: As a Financial Aid director, who gets to speak regularly with people who are thinking about how to p … more →
Wearing Adam Down
jbstarke wrote 3 months ago: As confessional Christians, we hold to the perspicuity of Scripture – or the plainness of it. … more →
From Sinai to Chile to Zion: Why Visual Aids Do and Do Not Help Us See Christ in the Bible
viaemmaus wrote 3 months ago: I am not a big fan of visual aids. So, when I preach or teach, I do not use powerpoint and rarely u … more →
Receiving and Believing the Word of God
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viaemmaus wrote 4 months ago: When was the last time you started your car and consciously thought about the internal combustion en … more →
moses, mildew and me: how do I understand the old testament law?
kennyrobertson wrote 5 months ago: Taught by Susie Leafe at UCCF South West Team Days, May 2009. A very helpful book on this subject: ‘ … more →
Herman Bavinck and Peter Enns on an Incarnational Analogy of Scripture
viaemmaus wrote 8 months ago: Peter Enns, in an online article about the authority of Scripture, summarizes his understanding of S … more →
Busyness and Bavinck :: With a Meditation on the Economic Trinity
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viaemmaus wrote 8 months ago: Over the last few weeks, things at school have picked up and consequently Via Emmaus has slowed down … more →
Friday Calvin: Scripture's self-authentication
pgjackson wrote 10 months ago: This weeks dose of Calvinism straight from the reformer himself is about knowing that the scriptures … more →
Book Review: The Erosion of Inerrancy in Evangelicalism
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viaemmaus wrote 10 months ago: The more I read of G.K. Beale, the more I appreciate his work. Beale is a NT professor at Wheaton C … more →
Book Review: Inspiration and Incarnation
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viaemmaus wrote 10 months ago: Peter Enns, Inspiration and Incarnation: Evangelicals and the Problem of the Old Testament (Grand Ra … more →
The Gospel of Genesis (Review)
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viaemmaus wrote 10 months ago: Warren Austin Gage, The Gospel of Genesis: Studies in Protology and Eschatology (Winona Lake, IN: Ca … more →
Faithful Exegesis: A Mark of Humility
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viaemmaus wrote 10 months ago: Colin Adams, at Unashamed Workman, posts a thought-provoking nugget this morning about the faithful … more →
How do you order the books of the Old Testament?
viaemmaus wrote 10 months ago: Last week, on Moore to the Point, Jim Hamilton presented a compact and compelling case for reading t … more →
Three Views on the NT Use of the OT: Darrell Bock
viaemmaus wrote 11 months ago: [In Three Views on the New Testament Use of the Old Testament, Peter Enns, Darrell Bock, and Walter … more →
Three Views on the NT Use of the OT: Walter Kaiser
viaemmaus wrote 11 months ago: [In Three Views on the New Testament Use of the Old Testament, Peter Enns, Darrell Bock, and Walter … more →
Irenaeus of Lyons: A Faithful Church Father
viaemmaus wrote 11 months ago: A Man Worthy of Consideration and Imitation (Heb. 13:7) After surveying Irenaeus Against Heresies it … more →
Irenaeus' Typology: Specificity and Predictive Prophecy [6]
viaemmaus wrote 11 months ago: [This is the second part of Irenaeus' view of typology (Part 1), the sixth part of a series examinin … more →
