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Tweaking Richard Bauckham on Jesus and the God of Israel
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Dragging myself backwards
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As Jaco pointed out, James
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I may be misreading you, and
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In the absence of
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Trinitarianism belongs to
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I know I have asked the same
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I truly don’t understand how
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…it does not portray Him as
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Yes, I’ve wondered about the
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It seems to me that
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Your wishes will be respected
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Jaco, that’s not quite what I
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I forgot to add,You might
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Andrew,This is one of the
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Some rough and ready “rules” for doing a narrative-historical reading of the New Testament
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I can see the reasons for
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The covenant with Abraham was
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BradKI have never read Andrew
The unbiblical doctrine of “hell”
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You’ve now lost me!!?? Sounds
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I’m hedging my bets, just in
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10. Hell isn’t all that
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The definitive guide to hell
What did Jesus fear in Gethsemane?
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Is not this expression of
Jesus as Lord in Mark
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AndrewDo you believe this?CA
The battle between theology and history for the soul of the church: 24 antitheses
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For this reason therefore the
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Hi Andrew,I am curious about
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I tend to think of it broadly
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The narrative premise of a post-Christendom theology
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New year, new attempt to explain what this blog is all about
Could you please help me understand the practical consequences…?
The narrative-historical method—an outline
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