If you think you see, you are actually blind. You must realize you are blind in order to truly see.
In case you are just joining me, I’ve been having posts on John…this year…with some gaps in time. (Search for …
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Jesus makes a staggering assertion in John 8:46
I’ve been studying through John this year, and got sidetracked, but recently returned to my study. I also just finished …
“A text without a context is a pretext for a proof text.”
There is a saying, that can be worded slightly differently, in regards to reading and studying the Bible (ultimately interpreting …
“We are all God’s children?” -continued thoughts
As I study through John… John 1:12-13: 12 “Yet to all who did receive him, to those who believed in …
Does John’s theological purpose make the content of John less reliable or factually accurate? Book review
*This post begins with a brief book review, and then moves into the question about John’s Gospel.* Walter Brueggemann is …
Galatians 5, works of the flesh, hyphenated self-sins
I have my deceased dad’s file cabinet of Bible study notes, and thought I’d share these about the “works of …
Mysteries of God series, week 5, Jews and Gentiles in the church (Ephesians 3, Romans 11)
I continue to share my teaching notes for this 6 week class at my church. Tonight we will look at …
Mysteries of God series, week 4, mystery of the cross (1 Corinthians 1 and 2)
I continue to share my teaching notes from a 6 week class at my church about the mysteries of God. …
Mysteries of God series, week 2, Matthew 13
These are my teaching notes for the second week of the class I am teaching at my church. As said, …
6 weeks on the mysteries of God, week 1, mystery in Daniel
My last post was an introductory handout on the mysteries of God: Believing friend, you’ve been entrusted with the “mysteries …
Enough Light 