Recent comments

Comments found: 10209

The “historical” Jesus is anything but gentle, meek and mild

peter wilkinson → Andrew: I think there is a problem

peter wilkinson → Philip Ledgerwood: Why would the rhetoric have

Andrew → Alex F: Thank you, Alex. That’s a

Andrew → peter wilkinson: In my view, as you know, the

Alex F → Andrew: Thank you for your work,

Philip Ledgerwood → peter wilkinson: Hey Peter,

peter wilkinson → Andrew: You ignore my point: there is

Andrew → peter wilkinson: So if Jesus tells a parable

peter wilkinson → Andrew: So Jesus brought the old

Is “kingdom” in the New Testament the same as “kingdom” in the Old Testament?

peter wilkinson → Andrew: Responding to your points:

Andrew → peter wilkinson: The “wrath of God” is a stock

peter wilkinson → Andrew: I think there was a mixture

Andrew → peter wilkinson: I don’t see why we can’t say

peter wilkinson → Andrew: Jesus denounced the Pharisees

Andrew → peter wilkinson: Jesus, of course, was very

peter wilkinson → Andrew: What I have described of the

Andrew → peter wilkinson: In the case of Jerusalem, it

peter wilkinson → Andrew: This is becoming one of those

Andrew → peter wilkinson: 1 Peter 2:9 doesn’t interpret

peter wilkinson → Andrew: 1 Peter 2:9 interprets Exodus

Andrew → peter wilkinson: Now therefore, if you will

peter wilkinson → Andrew: The kingdom theme is an

Andrew → peter wilkinson: Yes, it’s stretching the

peter wilkinson → Andrew: This is all a digression from

Andrew → peter wilkinson: Israel wasn’t really a

peter wilkinson → Andrew: Thanks Andree. I was

The message of the Bible in one sentence

aj → Andrew: “Love your neighbor as

Phyllis Bird on the authority of historical testimony

Andrew → peter wilkinson: Thanks. I’ll write something

peter wilkinson → Andrew: I concur with Phil’s comment

Philip Ledgerwood → Andrew: Happy Thanksgiving back atcha

Subscribe to Recent comments