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Behold, I create new heavens and a new earth: the eschatology of Isaiah 60-66
Doug Wilkinson → Andrew
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It sounds like you are
Jerel Kratt → Andrew
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“The “new creation” language
21 reasons why the coming of the kingdom of God was not the end of the world
Andrew → peter wilkinson
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If we read Paul through a
Andrew → Peter
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Thanks, Peter. It’s a good
Andrew → davo
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Hi Davo.
davo → Andrew
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My basic argument is that the
Peter → Andrew
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I think you’re right that the
peter wilkinson → Andrew
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The overarching issue I have
Postost-millennialism, or the end of eschatology as we know it
Andrew → David
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These posts will give you
David → Andrew
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Have you looked into partial
Signs in the heavens and distress on earth
Doane → Andrew
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Ive always wondered why Luke
Dale Allison on Jesus and the end of the world (or not)
Peter → Andrew
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As I read through this post,
Son of Man: title, self-reference, or narrative?
Andrew → Richard Worden Wilson
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It’s quite possible that I
peter wilkinson → Andrew
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Thanks for the clarification.
Richard Worden Wilson → Andrew
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Hurtado does say that The Son
Andrew → peter wilkinson
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No. I would say that Jesus
peter wilkinson → Andrew
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What seems to be key for you
Andrew → John Shakespeare
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Quite right. Thanks. Amended.
John Shakespeare → Andrew
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You wrote: ‘In the early
Andrew → pduggan
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It’s odd, but in the absence
pduggan → Andrew
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any thoughts on the “minority
Simon Gathercole’s argument about pre-existence and divine identity in the Synoptics
Doane → Rich
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Thanks Rich, will do!
Rich → Doane
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Darren,
Andrew → somewhatsatirical
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You’ll have to give me your
somewhatsatirical → Andrew
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Recieveing authority from God
Andrew → somewhatsatirical
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The problem with this
somewhatsatirical → Thom Stark
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The Son of Man can forgive
Did Jesus believe that Gentiles would be included in the renewed people of God?
Rich → Andrew
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Andrew,
maintenanceman → davo
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Hi davo, you said:
Was Jesus wrong about Abiathar the high priest?
Rich Apples → Andrew
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RE: confusion over Abiathar
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The narrative premise of a post-Christendom theology
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New year, new attempt to explain what this blog is all about
Could you please help me understand the practical consequences…?
The narrative-historical method—an outline
Some rough and ready “rules” for doing a narrative-historical reading of the New Testament
The narrative-historical reading of the New Testament: what’s in it for me?
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