Friday, June 28, 2024

Paulus Wyns on the Suffering Servant

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    The ”Suffering Servant”   Perhaps the strongest argument against reading Cyrus in Isaiah 45 is the “Suffering Servant” prophecy of...

A. Andrew Das on the Supposed Hillel-Shammai Debate Concerning Divorce

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    The Supposed Hillel-Shammai Debate   The previous chapters examined how the Jewish Scriptures and the broader Second Temple Jewish...

Paulus Wyns (Christadelphian), "Resolving the Cyrus Problem in Isaiah"

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The following comes from Paulus Wyns, God is Judge: A Commentary on the Book of Daniel (Biblaridion Media, 2011), 125-30; he is basing his c...
Thursday, June 27, 2024

Paulus Wyns (Christadelphian) on the "sons of God" in Job 1-2 being members of the divine court

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In his commentary on the book of Daniel, Paulus Wyns argues that the "sons of God" in Daniel and Job 1-2 are members of the heaven...

Paulus Wyns on possible typological links between the building of the Wall in Nehemiah 6 and the Crucifixion

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  . . . the Gospel writers, particularly Matthew, understood the building of the “wall” by Nehemiah as typifying the crucifixion, as demonst...

The descensus ad inferos in the Council of Toledo (AD 625) and the Council of Rome (AD 745)

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In Robert Sungenis’s book, Not By Faith Alone , we read the following in a footnote:   The Church also holds as dogma that the souls of ...

Use of Temple Language in Adolf Haag (1865-1892) to Louis Abegg on August 14, 1892

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This practical school of this mission gives me enough opportunity to enrich my experiences. And it is, as with all other things or with li...