Author: Alex Krause
Education: BA, M.Div., BBA
Profession: Carpenter (retired)
“In Christ” Reveals an Intimate Union
Jesus Suffered…But He Did Not Lose
Recognizing the Impassibility of God
Explore Different Biblical Vantage Points: Cumulative Reading
An Assyrian Seal Found In the 2nd Temple Drainage Channel
Context Is Determintive In Biblical Usage
God’s Grace Through Suffering Produces Confidence In Others
The Indirect Attribute: God’s Aseity
Otherwise, I Will Come and Strike the Land With a Curse-Mal. 4.6b (NLT)
Biblical Naysayers Bring Nothing To Discuss
Upcoming Book Review: The Apostolic Fathers
The Gift of Our Mind
Chandler Collins Tribute To Gaby Barkay
The Biblical Flood and the Babylonian Map of the World
A Bride For The King: Psalm 45
The Promised One Fulfills the Salvation Paradigm
God Decrees Guilty Life Deserves Punishment
The High Priest Tore His Robe When Daniel 7 Was Quoted By Jesus
Our Distinctive Glory: God and His Word
Denver Seminary’s 2026 Resource List
Stirring Up One Another To Love and Good Works
Bible Warnings About OT Myths and Genealogies
Here is a good academic presentation of the controversial passage of Gen. 6.4. This section is immediately preceded by genealogies in Gen. 5. My view is Human Hybridization: Two inbred lines combine to produce superior progeny. I believe this is a natural and true phenonomen that was observed for the first time in Gen. 6. Also, if we (Christians) think of what Jesus said in … Continue reading Bible Warnings About OT Myths and Genealogies
Proverbs and Psalms Lend Themselves To Memorization
No Distinction Between Jew and Greek- Rom. 10.12
Cutting the Gordion Knot of Figuration and Literal Interpretation
Misunderstanding Constantine
Interesting Notes About the Synod At Dort
Evangelical Tribalism: The Cocksure Conviction of an Ignorant Adolescent
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Misreading Rom. 2.14-15
For when Gentiles, who do not have the law, by nature do what the law requires, they are a law to themselves, even though they do not have the law. They show that the work of the law is written on their hearts, while their conscience also bears witness, and their conflicting thoughts accuse or even excuse them (Rom. 2.14-15 ESV) Most commentators (of that I … Continue reading Misreading Rom. 2.14-15
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