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More on the rich man and Lazarus and the question of “hell”
Andrew → Daniel vR
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It’s clearly time someone
Andrew → Steven Opp
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Good comment. I thought for a
Daniel vR → Steven Opp
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Great post Andrew,
Steven Opp → Andrew
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Thanks Andrew.
Is David Fitch right that God is making the world right?
Andrew → Mark Nieweg
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Mark, thanks for this. My
Mark Nieweg → Andrew
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Andrew, you mention in your
Dana Ames → Andrew
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I ran across this group -
Mike Gantt → Andrew
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If you focus on the invisible
Andrew → Doug in CO
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But in relation to Fitch’s
Andrew → Keith Wansbrough
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Keith, thanks, some good
Keith Wansbrough → Andrew
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“Where do we get this idea
Doug in CO → Andrew
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I think the key question
Wright and the divinity of Jesus
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Jaco,
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Mike, thanks for your reply.
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Russell,
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Mike, there is only One
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Russell,
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Hi Mike, I have learnt over
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Russell,
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Mike says “I am still
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Jaco says “To the Sabellian
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Can someone tidy up all that
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Jaco says, “Mike, thank you
Mike Gantt → Jaco
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Jaco,
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Mike, thank you for taking
Mike Gantt → Jaco
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Jaco,
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Thank you for the replies
Should we still love our enemies?
Margo, Children's Ministry Academy → Andrew
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This is a fascinating topic,
davo → Andrew
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Or we might argue that by
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Yes Andrew. Your observations
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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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