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On John and Homer
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In my previous post, I pointed out that there is some debate about the number of ‘signs’ Jesus does in the Gospel–while I began this series convinced that there are seven signs in John, I am no longer as sure […]
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Sodom & Gomorrah As They Relate to Christianity & Culture
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The Key to the Gospel of John: Part Three
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Earlier, I raised the somewhat wild possibility that the fact that John is the “disciple whom Jesus loved” is the key to his Gospel. While I did not elaborate because my students were discussing the book (giving too much info […]
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The Key to the Gospel of John
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Jesus' Meaning
Andrew SelbyBibleEvangelicalismTheology and Practice
Evangelicals Desperately Need to Practice Spiritual Disciplines: an Exhortation from Romans
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Under Review: Listening to the Spirit in the Text
Andrew SelbyBibleTheology and Practice
The Strong Doctrine of Biblical Inerrancy
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Recently, Mere-O featured a story in the Independent about previously unknown Greek texts being deciphered. It turns out the story may not be a story at all. From Hannibal at arstechnica: So as of right now, the rest of the […]
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From the Independent: Now, in a breakthrough described as the classical equivalent of finding the holy grail, Oxford University scientists have employed infra-red technology to open up the hoard, known as the Oxyrhynchus Papyri, and with it the prospect that […]