Tag Archives: exegesis
Rejoice In Tribulations (Rom 5:3)
Should Romans 5:3 καυχώμεθα εν ταίς θλίψεσιν (rejoice/exult/boast in tribulations) be limited in scope to only specific type of tribulations—as in the afflictions that come about from sufferings caused directly by the believer’s profession of Christ as Lord? Some students in the class removed tribulations that come about from sinning because of καυχώμεθα addressing the [...]
Romans Series
This post is home to my study in Romans. Technorati Tags: exegesis, expository, romans
Potter and the Clay (Part 1) Romans 9
An overview of various Potter texts throughout the Old Testament to see the sources Paul was looking at and either directly alluding to, combining, or using in a completely new way. Technorati Tags: exegesis, romans
No Mercy For the Non-Elect? Romans 9
Romans 9:1-18 is (by common consent) a rough spot. Some go in with theological girding in place and a skewed reading is bound to occur while others go in thinking they have to walk away convinced with Something because of the foreboding rumblings in the Christian atmosphere way above them. People might look at my [...]
Shadows and Not Typology in Colossians 2:17