How Inspiration Really Works Understanding the Human Side of Scripture
I grew up believing the human authors of the Bible were “inspired stenographers,” carefully recording the words the Holy Spirit dictated. That, I thought, was …
I grew up believing the human authors of the Bible were “inspired stenographers,” carefully recording the words the Holy Spirit dictated. That, I thought, was …
Unlike Mark and Matthew—and most other books in the Bible—Luke opens his account with a statement of intent. “Since many have undertaken to compile an …
The Killing of Charlie Kirk needs a response, here is mine. This is an adaptation of an article of mine published In Signs of the …
Mark doesn’t explicitly state the purpose of his gospel, but he reveals it in the first verse, when he says: “The beginning of the gospel …
On the surface, Revelation and Mark’s gospel appear radically different, but structurally they are both narratives, stories. While Revelation depicts everything in highly symbolic language, …