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The parables of delay and the question of dual fulfilment
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A post-script to the above: I
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Just to clarify: I’m not at
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Oh, so the kindgom had come,
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“no evidence that Matthew
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Your view fails for
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“Yet we know from history
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I used to try and harmonize
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24:27: I’m not sure I get
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I was “the other channels”
The symbolism of the Son of man coming on the clouds and the meaning of kingdom
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I was under the impression
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Andrew, some quick thoughts
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Andrew, Concerning the
How many times is a prophecy fulfilled?
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Andrew, Concerning double
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Andrew, Guess, I’ll just have
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Not sure I follow you. What
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The point of my last comment
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Andrew - What I object to is
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Scott, I’m with you in spirit
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Andrew - I still think that,
The destruction of the temple and the end of the world
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Mark M., Thanks…I’ll add it
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Rich and Gary I have nvolve
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Another thing that kills me
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Or Jeremiah 7:22 (difference
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Oh, I didn’t know you were a
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uh? After that response you
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It is really sad that people
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oh, the trick for me
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Gary, “I think John wrote it
Pyromaniacs and the debate over cultural engagement
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In what almost looks like a
Corporate or individual election in Romans 9-11?
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Excellent points. Agree 100%
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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
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