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Samuel V. Adams and Paul’s “apocalypse of Jesus Christ”
jerel → phillip mutchell
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Great comment, Phillip.
Andrew → Bobby Grow
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I think it would help a lot
Andrew → Bobby Grow
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Can I also pick up on the use
Philip Ledgerwood → Bobby Grow
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>>I would flip this on its
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Bobby,
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“Shoehorning?”
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It may even be that these two
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Andrew wrote:
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Scott,
Andrew → Bobby Grow
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Do you think that there is
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…participatory history (God’s
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Andrew wrote:
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Andrew you wrote:
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Scripture is not about God
Andrew → Bobby Grow
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I read your post. I have two
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Bobby, thanks for your robust
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Sola (or solo) scriptura
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Andrew,
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Andrew here’s what I’m
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It is a matter of engaging in
Andrew → Bobby Grow
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But how do we speak
Bobby Grow → Andrew
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If Adams is following in the
Theology and history: on totally different wave lengths
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“A historically oriented
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Worst line of children’s toys
The Gentiles are saved by the salvation of Israel
Andrew → Rich
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It was a speculative
Andrew → Dakota Zook
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That’s a nice comment. Thank
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Andrew,
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It would be fascinating, and
The Son of Man sayings and the horizons of New Testament eschatology
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Really friend you want the
Two stories about Jesus
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Yes, no doubt.
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Could you please help me understand the practical consequences…?
The narrative-historical method—an outline
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