Matthew, Session 47
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Matthew, Session 46
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History Repeats Itself
“As it is, you do not belong to the world, but I have chosen you out of the world. That is why the world hates you.” John 15:19 Out Of The World – The words of Yeshua confirm His divinity. So do His actions. But if we think that those actions are only the miracles,…
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Jewels In The Crown
And, behold, I am coming quickly, and My reward with Me, to render to each as his work is. Revelation 22:12 Render – If you really think about this verse, doesn’t it seem just a bit odd? After all, are we really expecting a reward for our faithfulness? And aren’t we rescued by grace? Do…
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Practical Guide
Little children, let no one lead you astray: The one practicing righteousness is righteous. 1 John 3:7 Astray – Who should you follow? Who should you choose as your leader? How do you know you’re walking with the right person? John has a very simple test. Follow the one who is practicing righteousness. It seems…
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James Barr: The Semantics of Biblical Language
James Barr wrote a critical review of the tendency of theology to adopt the stance that language reveals the underlying worldview of a culture. Barr’s book, now a classic, is a serious attack on much of the etymological propensities of the Hebrew roots movement. Therefore, it is important to address Barr’s critique. The Semantics of…
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Only Human
“for the word of YHWH has been to me a reproach and derision all the day.” Jeremiah 20:8 Reproach – Jeremiah tells us that he desperately tried not to speak God’s words. He tried to shut them up within his heart. But it was no use. They became a burning fire that had to be…
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Cultural Translation
“Now there was a certain rich man, and he habitually dressed in purple and fine linen, gaily living in splendor every day.” Luke 16:19 Gaily Living – “Reading the Bible in a translation is like kissing your new bride through a veil.”[1] Kenneth Bailey underlines Bialik’s point in this parable.[2] The translation “living gaily” disguises…
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Matthew, Session 45
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Matthew, Session 44
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