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A Case For Dispensationalism Series
This is a collection of posts making a case for Dispensationalism. Technorati Tags: dispensationalism, hermeneutics, israelogy
Abraham: The Hinge Point of Genesis
In Genesis, the author has not only repeatedly used specific terms (favor, blessing, cursing, etc.) but he uses them all in such a way that they interconnect across the entire book. I want to show that in this post but I know that this will be difficult without charts—but I’m going to have to make [...]
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Words and Romans
Way back I noted that words are important but especially within their context; they are intended to communicate immediate meaning to the reader. Literary methods are also used as vehicles for this meaning: markers that unite ideas (structure) are accentuated with repetition (patterns) and are all used for carrying through the overall idea (the flow [...]
Hermeneutics and Judah’s Scepter
Let me bring some of our tools (you know, all that good stuff we’ve said so long ago) to bear on this small portion as an example of my unifying principle at work. Technorati Tags: genesi, hermeneutics, logic
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