Examining Primary Sources Related to the Book of Daniel
Here is a discussion about Daniel countering overly critical scholars. I appreciated their humility and faith. They give a range of what can be said from secular records and possible motives. Can a Christian who doesn’t read cuneiform be knowledgeable about the Babylonian motives for the conquering of Judah? The bible does give answers to many inquiries with careful reading and cross references. In the … Continue reading Examining Primary Sources Related to the Book of Daniel
The Eighteen Inches Between Head and Heart Can Be Long
Jesus Went to Every Jewish Feast After Age Twelve
https://www.crossway.org/articles/did-jesus-lie-to-his-brothers-john-7/ James M. Hamilton writes about Jesus’ encounter with His brothers in Jn.7 about going the the Feast of Tabernacles. I want to make another point about why His brothers would have understood that He is not saying He is not going at all, but, rather He will not go publically. In order for Jesus to fulfill all righteousness, He had to observe all the … Continue reading Jesus Went to Every Jewish Feast After Age Twelve
Biblical Church Leadership
Was Jesus or Zacchaeus Short?
How Words and Their Meanings Change: Apologize
False Claims of “Tradition”
Unlike Us-Jesus Obeyed All The Way
The Advantage of Variants
Remembering John Warwick Montgomery
Now Thank We All Our God
Mapping Joab’s and Abner’s Battle at the Pool of Gibeon
A Personal Calling on the Road to Damascus
Confirmation of the Historicity of Jeremiah’s Text
Tattoos and Piercings: Playing to the Gallery?
Shealtiel son of Pedaiah-1Chron. 3.19
https://jamesbejon.substack.com/p/jesus-genealogies Contra to this article, I do believe Luke gives Mary’s genealogy. However, James Bejon explains the levirite adoption of Shealtiel in a concise way which I want to highlight. I believe there is more to be said than even James has regarding the line of Jeconiah as part of Jesus’ genealogy, but, I’ll leave this here for now. Continue reading Shealtiel son of Pedaiah-1Chron. 3.19
Substituted Righteousness
This World is Not Our Home, We’re Just Passing Through It
The Biblical Teaching on Wine Probably Presents a Paradigm
https://www.crossway.org/articles/what-does-the-bible-say-about-alcohol/ those who use the things of the world, as if not engrossed in them (1Cor.7.31 NIV) Continue reading The Biblical Teaching on Wine Probably Presents a Paradigm
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