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Is Jesus called “God” in Titus 2:13?

JT → Andrew: The tradition which dominated
Jaco → JT: I am not going to try and
Marc Taylor → Andrew: Christ’s reign is unique
Andrew → JT: Well, that’s an excellent
JT → Andrew: The tradition which dominated
JT → Jaco: Well of course you would
Andrew → Marc Taylor: But that rather proves my
Marc Taylor → Andrew: Others have acted in the
Andrew → Marc Taylor: I presume BDAG includes Tit.
Marc Taylor → Andrew: Concerning Titus 2:13 the
Andrew → Marc Taylor: Excellent. That seems to

Modern Israel in narrative-historical perspective

Andrew → Peter: I don’t recall what Goldingay
Peter → Andrew: I think Goldingay would say

Talking Jesus: how does the Trinity fit in?

Andrew → JT: 1. I do not dismiss John’s
Philip L Ledgerwood → JT: I don’t think you read what I
JT → Philip L Ledgerwood: These words were written
JT → Andrew: Oh Andrew. I have read every
Philip L Ledgerwood → JT John Tancock: >> The view you wish to
Andrew → JT: I see no reason to think that
JT → Andrew: Well there it is. I am

16 reasons for thinking that the conversion of the empire was at the heart of New Testament eschatology

peter wilkinson → Philip L Ledgerwood: This is becoming quite a
Philip L Ledgerwood → peter wilkinson: Well, Christians were
peter wilkinson → Philip Ledgerwood: Thanks Phil. I do think one
Philip Ledgerwood → peter wilkinson: Well, it is that, too. I
peter wilkinson → Philip L Ledgerwood: This doesn’t sit well with
Philip L Ledgerwood → peter wilkinson: Hey Peter,
Mike Bull → Andrew: Good thoughts, but biblical

The narrative-historical reading of the New Testament: what’s in it for me? Part 1

Andrew → Travis Finley: By all means, provided the

The narrative-historical method—an outline

Andrew → Travis Finley: Similar. But we appear to

Was the garden of Eden an “archetypal sanctuary”?

Andrew → Travis Finley: Sorry, Travis, I don’t follow
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