Typological Reading Versus Typological Writing
Editor’s Note: Before reading this article, it would be beneficial to read Brent Parker’s “The Differences Between Typology and Allegory,” first. Parker […]
Category: Old Testament
Typological Reading Versus Typological Writing
Editor’s Note: Before reading this article, it would be beneficial to read Brent Parker’s “The Differences Between Typology and Allegory,” first. Parker […]
Scripture’s “Redemptive-Historical Character” and Biblical Interpretation (Part 3)
This is the third blog article in a series of three that provides some backstory in preparation for a fourth article that […]
Working Through Misguided Hermeneutical Approaches to Difficult New Testament Uses of the Old (Part 2)
In my previous blog article, I considered George Ladd’s claim that “the new redemptive events” of Jesus Christ’s crucifixion, resurrection, and ascension […]
The Bible is a Unified Unfolding Mystery Drama (Part 1)
Simultaneously Challenging and Cherishing My Theological Heritage All our individual doing of theology is autobiographical, reflecting changes, development, and progress. I was […]
The Creator’s Own Realistic Account of Creation
I had intended to post a different blog entry this week. However, due to the fortuitous convergence of matters completely outside my […]
The Rainbow Covenant
On June 1, World Magazine published Carl Trueman’s article, “Welcome to Pride Month, Christian.” Trueman concludes his opinion piece with this paragraph. […]
The Creator’s Ordered Pattern of Work, Rest, & Play
Because my schedule has been focused on completing two significant presentations before taking a long-scheduled break from life’s ordinary routines, I have […]
Holy Fear Versus Unholy Fright – Audio of Sermon
Click this link for an audio of the sermon–Holy Fear Versus Unholy Fright–the text of which was posted earlier this week.
Holy Fear Versus Unholy Fright – A Sermon
Throughout the past two years, the religion of “Scientism” has dominated the world with medical bureaucrats who afflicted whole populations with terror […]