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

Hint about the title. If you are thinking the answer that is God is the person, so he is. But not “God,” only God. It’s really not confusing at all.…

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…

Sacred Symbology: Describing the Transcendent Symbol Note: This is a part of a continuing discussion of symbolism in theology. There are a number of articles in this series:

See the video here. Homosexuality? Ravi Zacharias? Well, he doesn’t talk that much about it, and he’s sure not of that persuasion. But when he does say about it gives…

Sacred Symbology: The Meaning of Revelation This is one of several disarticulated articles on this subject. Search “Sacred Symbology” from the homepage and you will see them all.

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…

Luke 16 and the Unjust Steward: A Somewhat New Takeaway This site is called a Prophetic Think Tank. What that means is a test site for the application of a …

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…

Meaning of the Cross: Atonement There is one last major component to this whole meaning of the Cross thing.  What’s it all for? How does this dying on the Cross…

Matthew 11 and the Meaning of Repentance Why are we deceiving ourselves? I’ll tell you why. Take this line in John 16: “Lo, now speakest thou plainly, and speakest no…

Sacred Symbology: Man as Transponder with God: The Imago Dei The way in which our theologians speak of the Image of God, the Imago Dei, just scratches the surface.