Jesus Tempted As We Are, In Context
There is a common misunderstanding concerning Hebrews 4:15: “For we do not have a high...
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Tag: exegesis
Looking unto Jesus, In Context
In Hebrews 12:2, the key phrase “looking unto Jesus” is often quoted, but popularly...
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Reading with the Grain of Scripture (book review)
Richard B. Hays’ Reading with the Grain of Scripture is a worthy contribution to the literature on properly interpreting the Bible and the historicity of the Christ that it points us to. Recommended.
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Why Did Jesus Weep?
But it does matter how we interpret the Bible. Our willingness to state things as fact which are ‘open to interpretation’ will affect our life and doctrine in more important areas. And whether or not you are willing to have a traditional understanding of a passage challenged could be an indicator of your own humility. A new understanding of a verse or a passage may not be life-altering, but why wouldn’t we want to be more faithful to God’s Word?
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Watch Your Mouth! James’ Counsel for the Verbally Challenged – Part 1
I consider looseness with words no less of a defect than looseness of the bowels – John...
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