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The end of Gehenna

Andrew → Rich: Yes, I take “law” to be the
Rich → Andrew: Andrew,
Phil Ledgerwood → David: Andrew is going to come along
David → Andrew: Well Josephus would say that!
Andrew → David: A sensible question. Thanks.
Phil Ledgerwood → David: 1. Yes, definitely. I try to
David → Phil Ledgerwood: Sure. I tend to think
Phil Ledgerwood → David: I’d say the sins were much
David → Andrew: For what sort of sins was

Reframing the story that gets us to Jesus

Phil Ledgerwood → Andrew: I’m going to take my life
Andrew → Andy: Hi Andy,
Andy → Andrew: My take on this is that the
Phil Ledgerwood → Andrew: Look at that little guy

The gospel, the story of Israel, and personal salvation: no compromise

Henry → Andrew: I’d just like to pass on

Ben Irwin: The Story of King Jesus (a review)

Phil Ledgerwood → Andrew: My 7 year old prefers Dunn.

Paul within Judaism and the challenge for the post-Christendom church

Lee Williams → Chris Bourne: Thanks Andrew and Chris for
Phil Ledgerwood → Andrew: Not too long ago, a young
Andrew → Lee Williams: …and others (if so, can you
Andrew → Chris Bourne: Sorry, guys. It will take me
Chris Bourne → Lee Williams: A new one to me as well, Lee.
Chris Bourne → Andrew: I am grateful for this post,
Lee Williams → Lee Williams: Ha! I just replied to your
Lee Williams → Andrew: Ok, so if I’m getting my head
Andrew → Lee Williams: Hi, Lee. Thanks for
Lee Williams → Andrew: Andrew, from the chart above

The Christianized Paul, the New Perspective Paul, and Paul within Judaism

Phil Ledgerwood → Andrew: One area where a narrative

10 good reasons to switch to a narrative-historical hermeneutic

James Mercer → Andrew: A a London Vicar I am forever

Mapping the hermeneutics of penal substitution: McGrath, Bird and me

Margareth Rose → Phil Ledgerwood: Thanks Phil for a gentle
Phil Ledgerwood → Margareth Rose: Hi Margareth,
Margareth Rose → Andrew: Concerning Modern Israel I am
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