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Jesus as Lord in Mark
Andrew → cherylu
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Cherylu, I appreciate the
cherylu → Andrew
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“The quotations from Isaiah
cherylu → Andrew
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Thanks, Andrew.You know,
Andrew → cherylu
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Thank you. Fixed. Chapter 7.
cherylu → Andrew
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Andrew,What chapter are you
Andrew → cherylu
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And you know, I can not see
cherylu → Andrew
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Andrew,I don’t know if I can
Andrew → peter wilkinson
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Peter, nothing you say here
Mark Nieweg → cherylu
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Hi Cherylu,I didn’t respond
peter wilkinson → Andrew
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I’d be interested to hear
Ed Dingess → Andrew
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Hi Andrew,Thank you for
Andrew → cherylu
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Yes, truth is still truth.
Mark Nieweg → Andrew
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Andrew, have you ever read
Peter Aschoff → Andrew
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Very helpful post - thank you
cherylu → Andrew
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But Andrew, truth is still
Andrew → cherylu
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OK, it would be more accurate
cherylu → Andrew
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I do not at all understand
Rich → cherylu
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It doesn’t sound like you
cherylu → Mark Nieweg
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Hi Mark,Those of us that you
Andrew → cherylu
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Yes, that was a rather heavy
cherylu → Andrew
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“I think the Greeks were
Andrew → Mark Nieweg
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Some excellent reflections,
Mark Nieweg → Andrew
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I will address some of the
Wright and White on the “righteousness of God” in 2 Corinthians 5:21
Andrew → Xander
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I don’t see much in the
Xander → Andrew
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First, I want to say that I
Kenton Sparks: historical criticism and the virgin birth
Andrew → Ed Dingess
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Hi, Ed. Thanks for the
Ed Dingess → Andrew
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Hi Andrew,I read a little
Ed Dingess → Andrew
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The theme of the divinity of
The judgment of the sheep and the goats
Andrew → Jasmine Stringer
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That’s a very good question.
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What is the impact of this
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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
Some rough and ready “rules” for doing a narrative-historical reading of the New Testament
The narrative-historical reading of the New Testament: what’s in it for me?
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