The Cripplegate
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One of the more popular topics of discussion in the Evangelical world—especially in the world of evangelical preaching—is how to preach Christ from the Old Testament. I was reminded of this again the …
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Like operating a buzz saw, hermeneutics can be a dangerous business. Woodworkers and hyper-literalists alike have lost fingers and hands due to lack of concentration on the job. Take for example the …
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In my last post, I tried to lay a foundation for an understanding of some ground-level issues relating to hermeneutics, or principles of interpretation of Scripture. Like I mentioned there, studying …
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about the issue of proper, sound principles of interpretation of Scripture, and particularly how those principles relate to the relationship between the Old Testament …
I have always loved biblical narrative. It is what I remember most about the Bible as a kid, and my love for it has increased as I have had the opportunity to write about and teach through different …
A commentator yesterday posed this question: "Why should we be trying to be like the church was in its infancy?" I think this is a great question, and I believe the implied answer lies in how we …
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