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Good Friday: the death of Jesus in narrative-historical context

John Doyle → Andrew: Regarding the possibility if
Mark Nieweg → Andrew: Hello Andrew,As Rob states
cherylu → Andrew: Andrew,I simply don’t have
Andrew → cherylu: This will have to be a very
Rob → Andrew: Speaking from personal
cherylu → Andrew: Andrew,“Cherylu, I’m sorry to
Andrew → cherylu: Cherylu, I’m sorry to be
cherylu → cherylu: Hi again Andrew,In reading
cherylu → Andrew: “once we have reached the
Andrew → Doug Wilkinson: Agreed, except that I would
Andrew → peter wilkinson: They were editing the
Andrew → cherylu: But on what basis do you say
peter wilkinson → Andrew: once we have reached the
Doug Wilkinson → Andrew: I’m glad to see a reference
cherylu → Andrew: Andrew, you said, “The

Jesus is God or Jesus is Lord?

JT John Tancock → Jaco van Zyl: Sigh well Dunn and Mcrath
Jaco van Zyl → Daniel: Daniel,

Did Jesus claim to be God?

JT John Tancock → Andrew: Theres me thinking we were
cherylu → peter wilkinson: You know, I am starting to
peter wilkinson → Andrew: It’s amazing how much debate
cherylu → cherylu: Andrew, I just want to add a
cherylu → Andrew: How about substituting the
Andrew → JT John Tancock: Never heard of the guy.
Andrew → cherylu: The Apostles’ Creed does a
JT John Tancock → Andrew: Ok I can ‘pause’ until some
cherylu → Andrew: Andrew,I really have to
JT john Tancock → Andrew: at risk of repetition..
Andrew → JT john Tancock: That second paragraph rather
Andrew → JT john Tancock: I think that amply
JT john Tancock → Andrew: not high enough Andrew.
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