The Holy Spirit Of God An Essay In Biblical Theology
Book Reviews / Pneuma 30 (2008) 147-191 151 François-Xavier Durrwell, The Holy Spirit of God: An Essay in Biblical Theology (Cincinnati, OH: St. Anthony…
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Biblical Interpretation After Gadamer
Biblical Interpretation Gerald T. Sheppard sophistication scholars of Pentecostal 121 After Gadamer in the Fall over the last decade among of interpretation and an…
7 tips for first-semester Biblical Greek
7 tips for first-semester Biblical Greek: Tip #1: Don’t depend on your teacher or your textbook: Everything depends on you! //NO-o-o-o Pack Rat [03/15/2015…
Was there a Biblical change of day when Jesus sat and ate the Passover, and was there a change of day when Joseph came to the cross the first time? [duplicate]
If there was a Biblical change of day when Jesus sat and ate the Passover, and there was a change of day when Joseph came to the cross (the first time), this would show major differences between what tradition and Scripture say about the c…
Where does Dispensationalism differ from traditional Biblical Theology when interpreting a text?
Wikipedia summarizes a traditional “Biblical Theology” approach to interpreting the Bible as follows:
Biblical theology seeks to understand the progressive unfolding of God’s special revelation throughout history… Biblical theology i…
Power, Principalities, And The Spirit Biblical Realism In Africa And The West, By Esther E. Acolatse
128 Book Reviews Esther E. Acolatse,Power, Principalities, and the Spirit: Biblical realism in Africa and the West (Grand Rapids,MI: William E. Eermans Publishing Company,…
Was Cain let off too lightly for murder, according to the biblical account?
The text in question is Genesis 4:11-13 where God decrees Cain’s punishment for murdering his brother:
"And now art thou cursed from the
earth, which hath opened her mouth to receive thy brother’s blood from
thy hand. When thou tille…
Living In Biblical Times :: By Daymond Duck
On Jan. 26, 2023, Tim Moore, CEO and Senior Evangelist at Lamb & Lion Ministries, wrote that Dr. David Reagan (founder of Lamb & Lion Ministries) met a man that said he wished he could live in biblical times. Moore wrote that Reagan replied, “You do! You do live in biblical times! Open your eyes […]
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If “church” is not translated from any biblical word, is this an example of changing the meaning of scripture?
The etymology of church cannot be traced to the Greek word, ekklesia. Christians persist on using a unscriptural word to justify their religious tradition of associating people to a physical structure. We all know this… why do we allow it?…
Biblical Audio Commentary: After Rapture Dilemma :: By Gary W. Ritter
If you’re like me, perhaps you’ve thought about your financial situation in light of what happens after the Rapture. Frankly, I’ve never seen anyone else discuss this, but I’ve personally considered it a number of times over the years. If you don’t think the Rapture is imminent, then this isn’t even “a thing” with you. […]
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A New Heaven And A New Earth Reclaiming Biblical Eschatology, By J. Richard Middleton
Book Reviews 413 J. Richard Middleton, A New Heaven and a New Earth: Reclaiming Biblical Eschatol- ogy(Grand Rapids, Michigan: Baker Academic, 2014). 336 pp….
What, if any, is the biblical basis to interpret prophecy as future when wording seems to reflect past history instead of future fulfillment?
A possible example of prophecy referring to past events can be Joel’s four waves of locusts, unless Joel lived even before the deportation of Israel, which is not entirely consistent with the rest of his book.
There is also the need for re…