I gotta have my orange juice.

I wrote previously: Earlier, when Paul says that “none is righteous” (Rom. 3:10), he is obviously using it in a different sense.

Augustine the patriarch stan: There [Abraham] called his wife his sister, and told no lie.

I’m not surprised at Augustine’s inerrantism, but I am impressed and surprised at the great blend of caution and conviction in his interpretive maximalism: But we have not now time to pursue this subject; and, indeed, we have already dwelt upon it in the…

I don’t hold to the idea of an enduring covenant of bondage or of Hagar: part 1, part 2, part 3, part 4, part 5.

I recently read Douglas Van Dorn’s book, Razing Hair.

Ecclesiocentrism is a decent label for my view of church and state.

Pastor Peter Jones highlights that there are Edenic references in Numbers 13-14, including: Things evaluated as being good (13:19) and very good (14:7) The presence of a singular tree (13:20) A rich and fruitful land The taking of that fruit (13:20) Failu…

James Jordan offers an insight into Peter’s vision of the sheet.

James Jordan and his associates have developed a rich set of teaching around biblical themes related to wisdom.

A parable of catholicity Grampa and gramma: You’re no grandson of ours unless you move back to our house!