Psalms 110:1 and Christology I was reading an online debate yesterday between Trinitarians and those who deny the Deity of Christ1, represented mostly by Jehovah’s Witnesses, mainstream Judaism, and Unitarians.…

A Passing by Nehushtan Mission Statement We need to think about one key subject and three derived subjects that my schoolhouse analogy brings up. See https://passingbynehushtan.com/2010/04/14/sacred-symbology-a-few-things/ 1. One, the premise that…

Continued from previous page… Symbolism, God, Man and Morality The complaint might come to mind of an inevitable blurring of all these cross-disciplinary studies related to symbolism as I suggest,…

The Sermon on the Mount of the Prophetic The assumption has always been that the Beatitudes are about being meek, kind, and merciful as a fulfillment of the essence of…

The Immaterial and Material Together, to Death or Life: The Phenomenology of Sacred Symbolism The physical world is made up of things and laws, and so is the immaterial mind.

This is an article in a series. Please see: How Can a Person Atone in a Sacrifice for the Sins of the World? Only One Way. Part 1. How Can…

This is my chart of the prophetic speech of Jesus in the Book of John Chapters of the Book of John span the top row, verse numbers the left row.

Who are the lost, and what are the lost? This started out to be a commentary on the Parable of the Lost Coin in Luke 15. But it quickly went…

Prophetic Theory and Jesus Reading as I do on the Internet the many detractors of the idea of fulfilled biblical prophecy, as well as its defenders, it has occurred to…

The Head and Heart Antipathy? Who wins? What is the difference between faith and intellectual assent, or what we call reason? Between head and heart? Is there a difference between…

Symbolism is our subject of concern, but it is easy to read history without this in mind. Any belief is a symbol of its attendant and abstract predicates, its informational…

 Prophetic Theory and the Necessity of Messianic Prophecy “Prophecy as Fact” is meant in two senses: Messianic prophecy is self-attesting, and therefore God’s method of self-attestation, used to show himself,…