The Parable of the Sower -The Context of Apostasy This is my interpretation of the Parable of the Sower. I first want to just gripe. Gripe about how easy this…

Prophetic Theory and Logos Theology We are well aware of Jesus as the Word of God in John’s Logos Theology: John 1:1: In the beginning was the Word, and the…

We are all looking for answers to those most important questions, and if we think we already have them we still have to honestly examine them to make sure we…

This is an article in a series. Please see: Christ vs. the Hermeneutical Death Spiral, part 1 Christ and the Hermeneutical Death Spiral Part 2 Christ and the Hermeneutical Death…

Acts 10 and What Cornelius Knew We should never forget that we are living in an age that has mastered the world, and so prideful are we of it, but…

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…

Sacred Symbology in Relation to Conservatism and Liberalism This is an article in a series. Please see: Sacred Symbology part 1: Our Hidden Problem This is not a stand-alone article. Its…

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.…

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…

Mark 2 and Matthew 9: Bride Chambers, New Cloth, and Jesus Have you ever wondered why we find so many speeches by Jesus in the gospels in which He groups…

 Islam, Christianity, their Shared Values Usually, a devout Christian who writes on comparative religion produces a polemic to some degree or another. Same for a Mulsim. Same for a Hindu.…

The question I ask now and always ask about all the many other of Jesus's problems with the Pharisees we read about: are we really supposed to believe that this…