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The biblical story of the kingdom of God: a thought for election day

John Shakespeare → Andrew: You always make me think,

Rethinking Matthew’s coming of the Son of Man

Phil Ledgerwood → Rich: Hey Rich,
Rich → Phil Ledgerwood: Phil,
Phil Ledgerwood → Rich: Hi Rich,
Phil Ledgerwood → Jerel Kratt: Hi Jerel,
Rich → Jerel Kratt: From Dan. 12:6-7
Jerel Kratt → Doug Wilkinson: Doug those are great thoughts
Rich → Doug Wilkinson: it’s not about Rome’s
Jerel Kratt → Phil Ledgerwood: Phil,
Doug Wilkinson → Phil Ledgerwood: I think the point that is
Phil Ledgerwood → Jerel Kratt: Hi Jerel,
davo → Jerel Kratt: Well said above Jerel.
Jerel Kratt → Phil Ledgerwood: Hi Phil,

Jesus and the sea: arguments about divine identity

Phil Ledgerwood → Andrew: The reference to the Exodus
John Shakespeare → Andrew: Hmm…
Andrew → John Shakespeare: Of course. I was going to add
John Shakespeare → Andrew: ‘…I don’t think that Kirk and

The Lord’s Supper in narrative-historical perspective

Andrew → peter wilkinson: I think it needs to then to
peter wilkinson → Andrew: I don’t see the point of your
Andrew → peter wilkinson: Peter, thanks.
peter wilkinson → Andrew: Another interesting article,
Phil Ledgerwood → Andrew: Thanks for the article,

The meteor sighting on the road to Damascus: why do we believe what we believe?

Andrew → peter wilkinson: But it’s Paul’s language.
Phil Ledgerwood → Andrew: Well, yes, that is the
peter wilkinson → Andrew: 1 Corinthians 15:4-8 - all
Andrew → Phil Ledgerwood: But I guess the part I
Andrew → Rob : I said the resurrection was
Phil Ledgerwood → Andrew: That’s a good point, and I’d
Rob → Andrew: incarnation not supernatural?
Andrew → Phil Ledgerwood: Couldn’t we say that God used
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