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The message of the Bible in one sentence

TK → Andrew: Man has eaten the fruit of

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

Andrew → Margareth Rose: Margareth, thank you for this
Margareth Rose → Andrew: Your blog articles are really
Phil Ledgerwood → Andrew: Wow! It’s very convincing
Andrew → Phil Ledgerwood: Fixed.
Phil Ledgerwood → Andrew: Thanks, Andrew. This helped

Was Gehenna a burning rubbish dump, and does it matter?

Andrew → Marty Woodcock: Marty, this is a good point,
Marty Woodcock → Andrew: For myself, I would like to

Simon Gathercole defends substitution

Phil Ledgerwood → Andrew: Oh, there’s absolutely no sin
Andrew → Phil Ledgerwood: The firstborn of a donkey
Phil Ledgerwood → Andrew: One concept I can’t get

Did Jesus heal the centurion’s male sexual partner?

peter wilkinson → Andrew: Philo - Laws III, VII 40-42
Ian Paul → peter wilkinson: Couple of points here.
Phil Ledgerwood → peter wilkinson: We cannot have a sown-up
peter wilkinson → Andrew: Apologies first to Ian Paul;
Andrew → peter wilkinson: Peter, I am very sympathetic
Ian Paul → peter wilkinson: In amongst the other stuff, I
peter wilkinson → Andrew: Thanks again Andrew. There
Andrew → Andrew: It would appear that what
Andrew → peter wilkinson: There are several sexual
peter wilkinson → Andrew: Yes Andrew, I caught up with
Andrew → Ian Paul: So that his effort wasn’t
Andrew → peter wilkinson: It’s not right to say, as the
Ian Paul → Andrew: I’ve given up writing my
peter wilkinson → Phil Ledgerwood: Thanks Phil. This actually
Phil Ledgerwood → peter wilkinson: Once again, let me state that
peter wilkinson → Andrew: Just a P.S. to the post

10 good reasons to switch to a narrative-historical hermeneutic

Scott → Andrew: Andrew -

Does it matter whether it really happened?

Andrew → Herman Boonstra: Well, I don’t hear that view
Herman Boonstra → Andrew: I think the answer to the
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