This verse is interpreted by Paul in 1Cor. 9.8-10 and yet few Christians understand it (or, possibly, I understand it wrong). I am fairly sure I grasp what Paul meant. Here is Paul’s take on this command only given once in Dt. 25.4: Do I say this merely on human authority? Doesn’t the Law say the same thing? For it is written in the Law … Continue reading Do Not Muzzle an Ox While it is Treading Out the Grain (Dt. 25.4)
Six times in the Gospel of John (and found in no other account), the terminology of “the beloved disciple” is presented: 13.23, 25, 19.26, 20.2, 21.7, 21.20. The Apostle John, writing toward the end of his life, identified himself as author of this gospel which we know by account comparison: This is the disciple who testifies about these things and has written these things, and we … Continue reading The Beloved Disciple
If you’re a parent and a Christian, you’ve probably read your share of parenting books. Of the making of self-help parenting books, there is seemingly no end. If, like the writer of Ecclesiastes, you’ve been wearied by such study, Christina Fox’s new book, Idols of a Mother’s Heart, will be a balm for your soul.… via Idols of a Mother’s Heart — Reformation21 Continue reading Idols of a Mother’s Heart — Reformation21
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