Bible index

Use this page to search for posts that deal at some length with particular Bible passages. New Testament books are listed first. Only books and chapters with linked content are listed. Selecting the book will update the chapters list.

1 Thessalonians
4:16 The resurrection of the just and the unjust in Daniel 12:2, and the horizons of New Testament eschatology
4:16-17 Did Paul believe in an imminent parousia?
5:1 The good news of a different future
5:1-2 Concerning the times and seasons
5:3 The form of this order of things is passing away: who is wrong—Paul or Matthew Thiessen?
2 Thessalonians
1:5-10 The punishment of eternal destruction
2:3-4 Daniel, desolation, and the decreed destruction of the desolator
2:3-12 Why the gospel was not for the whole world
2:13 What role do the “firstfruits” play in New Testament eschatology?
1 Timothy
1:10-16 Scot McKnight, Matthew Bates, and Greg Gilbert on the gospel
2:4 A conversation with Emi about salvation and mission
2:13-14 Did Paul think that women are more gullible than men?
2:13-14 Adam was formed first, then Eve
2 Timothy
2:8 Scot McKnight, Matthew Bates, and Greg Gilbert on the gospel
4:1 Judge of the living and the dead
Titus
2:13 Does Paul say that Jesus is God in Romans 9:5?
2:13 Is Jesus called “God” in Titus 2:13?
Hebrews
1:1-2 Trinity, subordination and narrative in Hebrews 1:1-2
1:1-4 Some notes on Jesus as Son and Wisdom of God in Hebrews 1:1-4
1:5 The begotten Son and the subordinate woman
1:6 Jesus and the empire to come
1:6 Some observations about divine Sonship in Hebrews 1
1:8 Some observations about divine Sonship in Hebrews 1
1:8-9 Is Jesus Yahweh? God of the political-religious order to come
1:10-12 Some observations about divine Sonship in Hebrews 1
1:10-12 Is Jesus Yahweh? God of the political-religious order to come
1:10-12 They will all wear out like a garment: rethinking the quotation of Psalm 102:25-27 in Hebrews 1
2:5 Jesus and the empire to come
2:9 The story of how Jesus died for everyone (longer version)
2:10 The salvation of the Jews by the “Author of life”—not quite in the way you might think