Aug 10, 2010
Interesting interview on our brains and the internet
Are you finding it harder and harder to concentrate? This may be the reason why. Read more
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Aug 10, 2010
Are you finding it harder and harder to concentrate? This may be the reason why. Read more
Aug 10, 2010
How do the Gospels present Jesus to us in terms of His relationship to divine revelation? Read more
Aug 6, 2010
All men are in trouble with God due to a broken law which was revealed prior to the New Testament. This very day, those outside of Christ are condemned due to transgressions of a law revealed prior to the New Testament. When Jesus became a curse for elect Jew and Gentile in the first century, he ... Read more
Aug 6, 2010
"...let’s not turn every possibility into a responsibility and every opportunity into an ought." Read more
Aug 3, 2010
Yesterday I posted lessons learned from a study of the relationship between the Exodus and the work of Christ. Below are the biblical premises for the conclusions (i.e., lessons). Read more
Aug 2, 2010
Last night I preached on the Exodus and Jesus. Here are some lessons I drew from the study. Read more
Aug 2, 2010
This book is recommended by J. Beeke and E. Hulse. Read more
Jul 28, 2010
Jim Hamilton article on BT and Preaching. Read more
Jul 28, 2010
A good reminder from a dead man who yet speaks. Swim in the NT! Read more
Jul 28, 2010
What is pesher? Read more
Jul 23, 2010
Kevin De Young has some excellent things to say in light of Luke 4:16-21. He appears to have a firm grasp of sphere sovereignty. Read more
Jul 23, 2010
Basil's interpretive method illustrates a fundamental patristic hermeneutical principle. Read more
Jul 22, 2010
Matt Perman says, "A friend of mine recently recommended The Shallows: What the Internet Is Doing to Our Brains. I haven’t read it yet, but it looks good. Here is a short description of some of the author’s findings..." Read more
Jul 22, 2010
What does biblical inspiration imply for hermeneutics? Here's the way one Church Father sees it. Read more
Jul 15, 2010
Hall discusses the early church "Mothers". Melania the Elder was one of them. Read more
Jul 14, 2010
From Moses to Jesus - "...for they shall inheret the earth." Are the members of the new covenant more blessed than the chief figure of the old based on Matt. 5:5? And if so, why do the fathers often hear and see where we tend to be deaf and blind? Read more
Jun 30, 2010
We will examine four types of ancient Jewsih hermeneutics: a. literal, b. midrash, c. pesher, d. allegorical, and e. typological. Today - literal and midrash. Read more
Jun 30, 2010
Should we "look beyond our own theological and hermeneutical noses"? Read more
Jun 30, 2010
The Bible often cites itself and alludes to previous persons, events, or institutions. Why does it do this? Read more
Jun 29, 2010
I am heading to Ohio tomorrow, then Maryland, then back to Ohio with my wife and three of my sons. We will be gone for 11 days. While in OH, we will be checking out Cedar Point. I assured my wife that I will not attempt to read while hanging upside down on a roller-coaster. The last time I rode ... Read more
Jun 29, 2010
Here are a few NT texts which cite the OT and different views on the type of NT use of the OT texts. Read more
Jun 29, 2010
Historical, cultural, and philosophical distance is often used against utilizing the fathers to assist us in our interpretive quest. Are our worlds too far apart for us to learn from them? Read more
Jun 28, 2010
What kind of books should we read to learn to think? Read more
Jun 26, 2010
How enlightened are you? Read more
Jun 26, 2010
In our discussion of the history of hermeneutics, we will discuss the following A. Jewish Hermeneutics and B. Christian Hermeneutics. This is the typical approach you will find in most treatments of the history of biblical hermeneutics from a Christian perspective. Read more