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.

Matthew
28:18-20 Why did the risen Jesus send the apostles out to make disciples of all nations?
28:19 Should missionaries focus on unreached people groups?
28:19 Trinitarian community
Mark
1:1-15 The way of Jesus in the wilderness
1:2-3 Explicit and implicit christologies in Mark
1:2-3 Questioning the answer to adoptionist christology: Prepare the way of which Lord?
1:2-3 Richard Hays and the God who walks on the sea
1:2-11 Narrative, a Jewish Jesus, and early high Christology
1:2-3 Some notes on Mark 1:2-3 in response to Rikk Watts
1:2-3 Jesus as Lord in Mark
1:10-11 The Holy Spirit 3: This is my beloved Son
1:11 Simon Gathercole’s argument about pre-existence and divine identity in the Synoptics
1:17 Fishers of people, labourers for the harvest, and the mission of Jesus’ disciples
2:7 More on Michael Bird and the divine identity of Jesus in Mark
2:7 Brant Pitre: are the charges of blasphemy evidence that Jesus claimed to be divine?
2:10 Markan christology debate
2:26 Was Jesus wrong about Abiathar the high priest?
2:28 More on Michael Bird and the divine identity of Jesus in Mark
3:27 Who binds the strong man? And why? And when? And how?
4:11-12 The parables: Jesus was just being obtuse
4:11-12 Why didn’t Jesus just come out and say it: God is going to punish you with violent destruction?
4:30-32 Reading the parable of the mustard seed after Christendom
4:30-32 The parable of the mustard seed
4:35-41 Richard Hays and the God who walks on the sea
4:35-41 Jesus and Jonah at sea: what the disciples learned
4:35-41 Jesus and the sea: arguments about divine identity
4:35-41 Brant Pitre on the epiphany miracles: the stilling of the storm
4:35-41 More on Michael Bird and the divine identity of Jesus in Mark
4:35-41 Who calmed the storm and why?
4:35-41 Explicit and implicit christologies in Mark