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Daily Archives: April 13, 2018
Church Write-Up: “Remain” or “Receive” in Acts 3:21?
At the Missouri Synod Lutheran church’s Bible study, the pastor compared different translations and interpretations of Acts 3:21. According to the pastor, Reformed theology teaches that Jesus’ human nature sits at God’s right hand, while Jesus’ spiritual nature permeates the … Continue reading
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Hoffmeier-how we study the Bible and Sinai
Originally posted on theoutwardquest:
In order to show the contrast in ways to approach the narratives in the Pentateuch, I am going to shift from Gnuse’s The Elohist to James Hoffmeier’s Ancient Israel in Sinai for one or two posts…
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