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Why did Jesus tell his disciples to take swords with them?
Scott: You’ve given a rich,
The deity of Jesus, the war against Rome, and theology (of the cross) as a hermeneutical tool
Marc Taylor → Phil L.: What I cited is biblically
Phil L. → Marc Taylor: Yeah, those assertions are
Marc Taylor → Phil L.: Of course Romans 10:9, 13
Phil L. → Marc Taylor: You left out the part where I
Marc Taylor → Phil L.: You left out the part where I
Phil L. → Marc Taylor: To confess that Jesus is Lord
Marc Taylor → Phil L.: I never claimed that “Lord”
Phil L. → Marc Taylor: Yes, that’s a fine piece of
Marc Taylor → Phil L.: A. T. Robertson: {Jesus is
Phil L. → Marc Taylor: Ok, so you agree that “Lord”
Marc Taylor → Phil L.: Ephesians 6:5 is not taken
Phil L. → Marc Taylor: Ephesians 6:5. Slaves should
Marc Taylor: You asserted: The confession
Kent Haley: Thanks for the response. I
Andrew → Kent Haley: Kent, I would say that Nicene
Kent Haley: Andrew:
Phil L. → Ted Hopkins: Hey there, Ted.
Alex → Ted Hopkins: Ted, Philo affirms that
Ted Hopkins: I will undoubtedly respond
What’s wrong with the “Romans Road” to salvation?
ME Hess: You are right, Andrew. In
Biblical scholar says that COVID-19 is not an “act of God”. Is he right?
Peter → Peter: Sorry, for the rude sounding
Peter → Rob Bright: Heiser is an OT scholar
Andrew → Rob Bright: Thanks, Rob. Bock and Heiser
Andrew → Ted Hopkins: Thanks for the clarification
Come out of her, my people…
Andrew → Scott: Yes, I think that would be a
Scott: Lots of cake to eat! ;)
Andrew → Scott: If Jesus’s substitutionary
Answers to questions about the narrative-historical method
Phil L.: Thanks! I have a fourth entry
Andrew → Phil L.: Thanks for the link. A very
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