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unPodcast: Does the narrative-historical method help us to answer the question “Why be a Christian?”

Peter → Andrew: I think your conclusion is
Andrew → Peter: Obviously the Jews didn’t
Peter → Andrew: Andrew, you say, “What the

More on the new Jerusalem in the midst of the nations

Andrew → Douglas Wilkinson: I agree with you about Isaiah
Andrew → Peter: Yes, I think I might agree
Douglas Wilkinson → Andrew: I think your real problem is
Peter → Andrew: Blessed are those who wash
peter wilkinson → peter wilkinson: You cite commentators who
peter wilkinson → Andrew: I wouldn’t say that your
Andrew → Helge Seekamp: Thanks, Helge. The main
Helge Seekamp → Andrew: Thanx, Andrew, The picture is

What was the most important lesson that the early church learned from Jesus?

Alex → Andrew: >It’s too easy for modern
Peter → Andrew: Hear, hear! Nice post!

How come there are bad people in the new heaven and new earth?

Peter → Andrew: I would agree that we need to
Peter → peter wilkinson: Based on some of the material
davo → Andrew: I always tend to look more at
peter wilkinson → Andrew: I don’t think your
Andrew → peter wilkinson: What Zechariah describes is a
Andrew → davo: But this is what I mean by
peter wilkinson → Andrew: Your take on the New
davo → Andrew: How is Israel both “creation”
Andrew → davo: The language is similar, but
davo → Andrew: To my mind, the language and
Andrew → davo: Indeed, that’s the preterist
Andrew → Peter Simmonds: I don’t think we need to read
Andrew → peter wilkinson: My argument is that the seven
davo → Andrew: The apparent conflict of sin

The widow of Zarephath, Naaman the Syrian, and the redemption of the world

Philip Johnson → Andrew: After 47 years since being
Andrew → John Shepard: Hi John,My point, basically,
John Shepard → Andrew: I am not sure what you mean
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