“God Is Love”-1Jn. 4.8
Blessed Are Those Who Have Not Seen, and Yet Believe-Jn. 20.29b
Factors That Hinder an Ancient Jericho Reconstruction
Glorifying the Postman With More Than He Can Bear
Expressive Individualism Or Taking Up One’s Cross?
How the Cross Demonstrates God’s Righteousness
After the Fall, We No Longer Reason Analogically
I Rejoice Not That You Were Made Sorrowful-2Cor. 7.9
Ezekiel’s Sign-Suffering Reflected Greater Realities
Have the Conversation: Women’s Ordination Debate
Oxford Septuagint Seminar Tomorrow (Zoom)
How and Why God’s Emotions Do Not Change
The Divine Compass: “They Will All Be Taught By God”-Jn. 6.45
One Gospel-Four Perspectives
https://www.crossway.org/articles/setting-the-stage-for-the-four-gospels/ -Note: This article has Jesus dying at age 40 (or slightly younger). The authors’ seem very confident that the crucifixtion of Jesus occurred in 33 CE. I can accept this date but have questions about Jesus’ birthdate. A recent recalculation of Herod’s death to 1 BCE would place Jesus’ birth at 2-3 BCE with His final physical age of death at about 35. The … Continue reading One Gospel-Four Perspectives
What Is Time and Eternality?
Scriptural Ignorance Misidentifies Responsibilities and Relationships
Divine Simplicity: Knox Brown’s Prism of Revelation
The Spirit of Man Is the Lamp of the Lord, Searching… (Prov. 20.27)
An Obvious List of Cognizance Gaps For the New Testament
Matthew’s Insight: “The Lord Our Righteousness”(Jer. 23.5-6)
Elaborate Whitewashed Tombs Full of Dead Bones
Rationale For Jerusalem’s Walls and Gates During Nehemiah’s Government
The Ancient Economic Engine: Oxen
Maybe the Greatest Dutchman: Erasmus
“The Most Important Englishman Who Ever Lived”
Sanctify Them In Your Truth; Your Word Is Truth-Jn. 17.17
Roger Scruton Contra Jacques Derrida
Sharing Truth Involves Focus and Aim In Our Testimony and Life
Report on “The Apostolic Fathers” Volumn by Paul Foster (Part One)
This report (a review is too generous a term for my words) seeks to familiarize Christian laypeople about early Christian authors during the intervening time between the last canonical texts (Gospel and epistles of John, Revelation) and the Council of Nicea. Another label for these writings is the “Ante Nicene Fathers.” The term “Apostolic Fathers” has only mainly been used since the 17th century. Foster … Continue reading Report on “The Apostolic Fathers” Volumn by Paul Foster (Part One)
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