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***hat tip to reader Dupednomore for forwarding this article Gotquestions.org recently posted an article that speaks to a few things I wrote here last week: Question: “What is the difference bet… more →
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Hallowed exegesis
ginamtheresa wrote 1 week ago: Hallow is a word usually used as a verb, meaning “to make holy or sacred, to sanctify or conse … more →
Intake
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lunchtimegamer wrote 1 week ago: Kotaku had a random post this week (12/10/09) entitled Pokémon Teaches Your Children To Worship Sata … more →
Thoughts on the Weak Conscience
jwscholar wrote 3 weeks ago: 4As concerning therefore the eating of those things that are offered in sacrifice unto idols, we kno … more →
Perry Noble's Prayers for Youth Ministry...
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123paulg wrote 4 weeks ago: By far, my favorite thing about the National Youth Workers Convention in Atlanta was Perry Noble’s m … more →
UFOs in the Bible: Eisegetical Conspiricists
Matt wrote 1 month ago: Here’s an article, or rather a letter, in a UK online paper that suggests that UFOs are real a … more →
What does Revelation 9: 12-21 mean to us now?
biblicaleschatology wrote 2 months ago: Sin is missing the mark that our Lord has for us. Sin is a violation against God and His people. It … more →
The Four Main Views of Revelation 9: 12-21
biblicaleschatology wrote 2 months ago: The Preterist view: They see this passage as God’s vengeance, using the Roman armies to descend on a … more →
Exegetical look into Revelation 9: 18-21
biblicaleschatology wrote 2 months ago: Breastplates. The breastplate at this time was a “coat of mail” of inner woven rings of brass laid o … more →
Exegetical look into Revelation 9: 12-17
biblicaleschatology wrote 2 months ago: Other woes. “Woe” means “look out, terror is coming,” or a stern warning. John is not done yet; he i … more →
Revelation 9:12-21
biblicaleschatology wrote 2 months ago: Introduction “The Sixth Trumpet” The Sixth Angel now blows his trumpet, and brings about more jud … more →
Robert Begnaud Emphatically Claims; "THEY WANT US DEAD"!
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Phil Naessens wrote 4 months ago: We’ve seen the lies and misrepresentations……..the attempted mind and heart reading…… the blanket con … more →
Did Jesus Contradict Himself?
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nickloyd wrote 7 months ago: Hope you all had a terrific “Memorial Day”! Welcome back to work! I had the privilege to read sever … more →
Eisegesis Versus Exegesis: When Doctrine Is Set Aside For Opinions and Feelings
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Job wrote 9 months ago: Excerpt from post: What Happens When Doctrine Is Set Aside For Opinions and Feelings “Eisegesi … more →
Did Paul Misinterpret the Old Testament?
Joshua Lim wrote 9 months ago: . . . Paul comes to the Jewish scriptures from the gospel. Scripture has become for him a testimony … more →
Gay Love Celebrated in Play depicting Old Testament's David and Jonathan: Exegesis vs. Eisegesis
Aaron Rathburn wrote 1 year ago: A new play is being put on in Sydney, celebrating the supposed “gay love” between the Ol … more →
More on "Exegetical Eschatology"
biblicaleschatology wrote 1 year ago: Exegetical Eschatology is using the Bible and logical thinking, not the minds of men’s theorems in d … more →
How Old is Planet Earth, Anyway?
Robert Parrish wrote 1 year ago: [Welcome to Written by..., the blog for New Leaf Publishing Group best-selling authors and staff. To … more →
Eisegesis
soulangler wrote 1 year ago: Eisegesis is like a drunk who leans against a lamppost so he does not fall over, and not for illumin … more →
Translation Philosophy: The Issue of Interpretation
Vlad wrote 1 year ago: Every translation is an imperfection, and I can’t imagine that there is a single scholar who i … more →
