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Trump vs. Kim: what does Jesus have to say about it?
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No, but you just don’t get to
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So everything’s OK then.
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Remember that Paul spoke what
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God help us and the
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God-given authority over
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Well, at least he makes a
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Here’s what Donal Trump’s
The centurion at the cross and the lack of a definite article
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Well spotted. I should
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Yes. In fact Luke has the
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Yes, that’s a more credible
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Isn’t the question then: does
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I’m also wondering if it’s
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You only provide two
Melchizedek and the Son of God
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Truly this man was a son of God: Jesus, kingdom and the divinity of Caesar
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The translation was perhaps
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I don’t understand your
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Romans generally divinised
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By “literal” I meant
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It depends what you mean by
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Do you think the the Davidic
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Two points in respose:1. The
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Here’s how I read the verse.
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I doubt any Jews believed
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Andrew, I love the graphic.
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Andrew, I think most of this
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Hi Andrew. Since you quote
“Our job is to plant the story… in ways that make sense…”
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Thanks. Have a look at this
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Stories about Jesus: how they fit together, and what he means for us today
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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
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