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Jesus’ death as a propitiation for the sins of Israel

BradK → Andrew: When the author of 1 John
Andrew → John Doyle: Thanks, John, that’s very
John Doyle → Andrew: After further study I agree,
Andrew → John Doyle: John, it’s important to note
Andrew → cherylu: I’m not an expert on Hebrews,
peter wilkinson → Andrew: A narrative theology is
John → cherylu: I’m guessing he gets that
Daniel → Andrew: I can track with that in
Dana Ames → Andrew: Startling to find myself
John Doyle → Andrew: You note that Jesus helped
cherylu → Andrew: Trouble is Andrew, I don’t
Andrew → peter wilkinson: John is quite a thorn in the
Andrew → cherylu: Ah, we’re back to the
peter wilkinson → Andrew: Andrew - it’s very even
cherylu → Andrew: Hi Andrew,

The message of the Bible in one sentence

Sola Scriptura → Andrew: My one sentence is the title

Righteous Gentiles and their justification by works

John → Doug in CO: Thanks, Doug. I find it
Doug in CO → John Clements : As far as I understand his
John Clements → Doug in CO: Care to give us a short

Andrew Sullivan on Jesus

Mike Gantt → Andrew: Andrew,
Andrew → Mike Gantt: I don’t see what you’re
Mike Gantt → Andrew: Paul rightly emphasized
Andrew → Mike Gantt: Jesus taught the renunciation
Mike Gantt → Andrew: If the new creation required
Andrew → Mike Gantt: Hmm, I suppose that’s one way
Mike Gantt → Andrew: Andrew, no one can serve two
Andrew → Mike Gantt: Mike, I was actually trying
Mike Gantt → Andrew: You can nitpick Sullivan’s

As Good Friday approaches, it is time once again to insist that theories of the atonement are a waste of space

Dana Ames → Andrew: Hi Andrew-
Yinka → Andrew: Rev. Andrew,
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