Friday, May 29, 2020

The Epistle to Barnabas Affirming Jesus Being Killed on a T-Shaped Cross, not a Torture Stake

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In the Epistle to Barnabas (written between 70-132), we have an early affirmation of Jesus having been crucified, not on a torture stake, bu...
Thursday, May 28, 2020

G. Walter Hansen on "The Form of God" in Philippians 2:6 as "The Glory of God"

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Commenting on “the form of God” ( μορφ ῇ θεο ῦ ) is “the Glory of God,” G. Walter Hansen notes:   A number of interpreters have defined...

The Human Element in the Inspiration and Inscripturation of Revelation

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Commenting on how Scripture is not human merely or divine merely¸ but both, Dummelow wrote:   The Human Element . This can be recognis...

Coping with Ethnicity in Pharaonic Egypt

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In the following article, the author, Juan Carlos Moreno García, discusses how Egyptians struggled with ethnicity in a way that is similar t...

Psalm 110:4 and the (Human) Davidic Kings being Priests After the Order of Melchizedek

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Commenting on Psa 110:4 and the phrase, “you are a priest forever according to the order of Melchizedek,” J.R. Dummelow, a Protestant, affir...

J.R. Dummelow’s Affirmation of Baptismal Regeneration

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In some of the key texts relating to baptismal regeneration, J.R. Dummelow, in his A Commentary on the Holy Bible (London: Macmillan and Co....

G. Walter Hansen on the Carmen Christi (Philippians 2:6-11) Teaching the Personal Pre-Existence of Jesus

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In his translation of Phil 2:6-11 (the “Carmen Christi”), Thomas Wayment renders the text thusly (I will admit, I really like his translatio...