Let's take a final look at the Bible's historical books. There is one more key characteristic that can help us get the most from this set of “theological treatises rooted in an understanding of the God who is at work in and through history”. Narrative theology. 40% of the Bible, including the historical books almost … Continue reading Learning from history (III)
Genesis
More from the Pentateuch…
I must admit, teaching is something that I enjoy. Walking alongside others as we together look to understand and apply God's word is an unparalleled privilege – albeit a mite stressful at times as we get to grips with new concepts or ways of relating to how God reveals himself in and through Scripture. Thank-you … Continue reading More from the Pentateuch…
Babel
Today, together with the students on the course on the Pentateuch that I am teaching this week, we have been looking at Babel. Fascinating. Four days in, we are still battling through the world of mystery that surrounds the beginnings of history as recorded in the opening chapters of Genesis. And it seems that some … Continue reading Babel
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