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What do we mean when we say that Jesus is Lord?
Andrew → peter wilkinson
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This is where the thesis
Andrew → Doug in CO
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Doug, the point about the
peter wilkinson → Andrew
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The narrative frame of this
Gerri → Andrew
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Great Post. Thanks!
Michael Davis → Andrew
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I think to put “lordship” in
Serex → Andrew
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Thanks for the post
Doug in CO → Andrew
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You might be right that
Andrew → Doug in CO
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I’m not sure I follow your
Doug in CO → Andrew
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Andrew,I have two problems
Does Paul say that Jesus is God in Romans 9:5?
Jaco → peter wilkinson
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Not so sure about that… ;-)
John Doyle → John Doyle
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As to whether God can be the
peter wilkinson → John Doyle
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But we all know that Jesus is
John Doyle → Andrew
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Here's a possible alternative
Jeff → Paul D.
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Nice investigative work, Paul
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O’Neill thinks the word “God”
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Interpreting the statement
Jaco van Zyl → Andrew
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Interestingly, the Codex
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I’m not sure it’s about not
Bob MacDonald → Andrew
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Andrew - I can see from all
Jeff → Daniel
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I don’t know Daniel, it seems
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PS: I wonder if there is any
Daniel → Jeff
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Jeff, it would take something
In the likeness of sinful flesh
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I need to rush out to this
Daniel → Andrew
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“The passage should not be
Andrew → peter wilkinson
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My guess is that the Jesus
peter wilkinson → Andrew
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I’m interested in the
Scot McKnight on the historical Jesus and the Jesus of the church
Andrew → Bruce Dayman
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Thanks, Bruce—and for
Bruce Dayman → Andrew
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Thanks for breaking this
peter wilkinson → Andrew
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Just returning to this
Fitting the baptism of John into the missional narrative
rob → Andrew
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Yes Andrew i see your point
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New year, new attempt to explain what this blog is all about
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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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