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Christ in the Old Testament
Here’s a quote from Barth on reading the Old Testament with a view to the fact that Jesus Christ is the Lord of time–past, present, and future: . . . If there is a spiritual presence of Je… more →
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Answering the 95 Theses Against Dispensationalism (4)
pmhenebury wrote 1 day ago: 10. Contrary to the dispensationalists’ commitment to compartmentalizing each of the self-contained, … more →
Book Review: The Blue Parakeet
Adrienne wrote 2 days ago: In keeping with my general theme on this blog, I am not a Bible expert. Or a seminary graduat … more →
Answering the 95 Theses Against Dispensationalism (3)
pmhenebury wrote 3 days ago: 7. Despite the dispensationalists’ general orthodoxy, the historic ecumenical creeds of the Christia … more →
Sola Scriptura is Something You Do
Jonathan wrote 3 days ago: The Bible is both the authoritative version of the drama of redemption and the authoritative script … more →
Ontical/Ontological
triple347 wrote 3 days ago: I am reading some Martin Heidegger right now, and it is always difficult to wade through his distinc … more →
On Biblical Interpretation
luinel wrote 3 days ago: Just something I scribbled into my journal after a delightful (and, dare I say, sinfully enjoyable) … more →
A Hermeneutical Mongrel
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Jonathan wrote 4 days ago: Treier says of the canonical-linguistic approach, “it is more text- than author-centered … more →
A Question in Hermeneutics
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philos55 wrote 4 days ago: Just last week a good friend of mine listened as I bounced some ideas off of him for my sermon. … more →
The Bible and Critical Theory
Celucien Joseph wrote 4 days ago: Roland Boer, Rescuing the Bible: A response Anne Elvey The Bible and Critical Theory, Vol. 5, No. 2: … more →
Clean and Unclean
pastorhedge wrote 4 days ago: I want to discuss an odd topic; one you may have never given much thought to. It involves some of t … more →
Judges 9-10: The King, The Man
Jacky wrote 5 days ago: Judges 9: Who is the true King? Jdg 9:1-57 Now Abimelech the son of Jerubbaal went to Shechem to … more →
Beale on the OT in the NT
joelmartin wrote 5 days ago: Writing in the journal Irish Biblical Studies [Volume 21, November 1999], Greg Beale talks about the … more →
Herman Bavinck on Scripture's Fuller Sense
viaemmaus wrote 5 days ago: In volume 1 of his Reformed Dogmatics, Herman Bavinck reflects on the multiple ways in which the New … more →
Going On Vacation, And a Couple of Books
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Bobby Grow wrote 6 days ago: We are going on vacation, “back home to Southern California,” so I won’t be bloggi … more →
A pond as metaphor for Bible reading
Ronald wrote 6 days ago: Reading the Bible is like looking into a pond. In some places, the water is all murky; in other plac … more →
Concluding Thoughts on Mosaic Authorship of the Torah
Bobby Grow wrote 6 days ago: In lieu of my last post (on Mosaic authorship of the Pentateuch), I just wanted to highlight a point … more →
How Faith Is Not Like Other (Revisable) Reflexive Assumptions
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Dan Fincke wrote 6 days ago: (It should not be necessary for understanding this post, but for the full backstory to this debate s … more →
Some thoughts on reading the Bible
Ronald wrote 1 week ago: While reading Joshua 3 with some of my Hebrew students, I drew a bit more complicated version of the … more →
Piper vs. Wright (6): How Exactly Does Jesus Save?
Jeremy Berg wrote 1 week ago: We’re comparing the differences between John Piper and N. T. Wright on Paul and the New Perspe … more →
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