Let’s explore the numbers of generations and if they have any significance in Matthew’s genealogy. Note how the evangelist organises his material into three groups… Read More »Matthew’s Genealogy of Jesus (Part 2)
What can a genealogical record possibly offer the devout Bible reader seeking spiritual edification, theological enlightenment and scriptural guidance? One might be forgiven for concluding… Read More »Matthew’s Genealogy of Jesus (Part 1)
Millard Erickson, Christian Theology (Third Edition)Grands Rapids, Michigan: Baker Academic (2013) This hefty volume provides a systematic treatment of Christian theology and represents a key… Read More »Review of Millard Erickson’s “Christian Theology”
Introduction The previous post in this short explainer series discussed how the Bible is both a human and divine product. It is the word of… Read More »The Bible and Inerrancy
The first explainer post in this series noted how traditional Christianity considers the Bible to be inspired by God and is therefore the word of… Read More »The Bible and Inspiration
What, exactly, is the Bible? You may believe you have a fairly good understanding of what it is, but this three-minute read may well offer… Read More »What is the Bible?
By Calvin Smith | Here is a list of titles I consider useful for anyone interested in exploring the relationship between the Church and Israel/the… Read More »Church and Israel Bibliography
Be glad, O children of Zion, and rejoice in the LORD your God, for he has given the early rain for your vindication; he has… Read More »Joel, locusts, rain and Israel
Shortly after Russia invaded Ukraine this blog’s creator was asked by Premier Christianity to write an article on the issue. Specifically, they sought a response… Read More »Ukraine and Biblical Prophecy – Six Months On
