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Jesus and the restoration of Israel according to Matthew
peter wilkinson → Andrew
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Despite what you say, and the
What took us so long? G.B. Caird on the historical Jesus
peter wilkinson → Andrew
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Thanks for drawing attention
Andrew → peter wilkinson
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Phil Ledgerwood point out,
peter wilkinson → Andrew
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My first example, Matthew 3
peter wilkinson → Andrew
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It should be the other way
Andrew → peter wilkinson
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Well, you show me what Jesus
peter wilkinson → Andrew
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This is like Alice in
Andrew → peter wilkinson
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He evidently didn’t think he
peter wilkinson → Andrew
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“What Jesus thought” is
Andrew → peter wilkinson
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It is in fact the rest of the
peter wilkinson → Andrew
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I don’t think you can
Andrew → Matt Hartke
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I’ll have a look.
Andrew → peter wilkinson
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I think if you read chapter 8
peter wilkinson → Andrew
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Actual history bears out the
Matt Hartke → Andrew
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Andrew, have you ever read
Andrew → peter wilkinson
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Actual history’s one thing.
peter wilkinson → Andrew
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If Wright acknowledged his
Andrew → Philip Ledgerwood
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Yes, quotation marks would
Philip Ledgerwood → Andrew
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As I say constantly to my
Andrew → Philip Ledgerwood
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Ah, yes, you’re right, thanks
Philip Ledgerwood → Andrew
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For what it’s worth, I read:
Was Gehenna a burning rubbish dump, and does it matter?
Bill Ectric → Andrew
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From what I’ve read about
Why does Jesus give the kingdom back in the end and become subject again to God?
Bonnie → peter wilkinson
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The question was, How was he
Postost-millennialism, or the end of eschatology as we know it
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Let’s see if this helps.1. No
maintenanceman → Andrew
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Hi Andrew, thanks for the
Andrew → maintenanceman
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It may help (let me know if
maintenanceman → Andrew
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Hi Andrew, If possible could
The Nashville Statement and the future of the church
Andrew → Richard Worden Wilson
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That’s a good point, though I
Andrew → Richard Worden Wilson
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Perhaps, but the historical
Neither the prince of Tyre nor the king of Babylon is Satan
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King of Tyre/Lucifer is
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Romans
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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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