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 John
3:2 You are gods: Carl Mosser on theosis
3:5-6 The sinlessness of Jesus
4:1-3 Who did not confess “Jesus Christ coming in flesh” and why?
4:17 Confidence on the day of judgment—a matter of perspective (and works)
2 John
:7 Who did not confess “Jesus Christ coming in flesh” and why?
Revelation
1:4-5 Jesus as Alpha and Omega, first and last, beginning and end
1:8 Jesus as Alpha and Omega, first and last, beginning and end
1:13 The breasts of Jesus and some other suspect egalitarian arguments
1:17-18 Jesus as Alpha and Omega, first and last, beginning and end
2:10-11 What is the “second death” in the book of Revelation?
3:5 Whose names are written in the book of life?
3:7-13 Why the “bride, the woman of the Lamb” is not what I thought it was
3:20 A half-truth of modern evangelicalism: Jesus lives in the heart of the believer
3:21 The throne of Jesus and the throne of God
5:6 Richard Bauckham: the throne of God and the worship of Jesus
5:6 Trinity Sunday from the perspective of John in the throne room of God
5:11-14 Is Jesus Yahweh? “Worthy is the Lamb who was slain”
6:1-8 No, coronavirus is not the apocalypse; it could be worse than that
7:1-8 Who are the 144,000 in Revelation, historically speaking?
7:7-19 Woke Church, heaven, and a slight problem with the great multi-ethnic multitude
7:17 The throne of Jesus and the throne of God
7:17 Richard Bauckham: the throne of God and the worship of Jesus
12 Come out of her, my people…
12:1-17 The woman and the dragon
12:7-17 St Michael kicks the dragon out of heaven
12:9 Does the gospel first appear in Genesis 3:15?
13:8 Whose names are written in the book of life?
14:1-5 Who are the 144,000 in Revelation, historically speaking?
14:4 What role do the “firstfruits” play in New Testament eschatology?
14:6-7 Is the good news necessarily good?