Sacred Symbology: Our Comfort Here is Our Downfall Before getting to something about the interaction of the symbolic types, it is probably best to start with this thing I call…

Luke 10: The Good Samaritan: A Prophetic Think Tank This is one parable that, more than any other, through the lens of the word of our divines, through the lens…

The Meaning of the Cross If you read my previous article, When I Survey the Wondrous Nace, I demonstrated the obvious truth that the Cross is a symbol, and if…

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…

Jesus and Atonement. What is sin, and what is wrong with us? How does this atonement thing work? How is possible that a God-man can die for the sins of…

Passing by Nenushtan: A Prophetic Think Tank I am writing the first articles, if you would call them that, for a very unusual theological website. This is the introduction to…

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…

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…

Male and Female He Created Them. The Liberal and Conservative Allegory of the Garden of Eden. This is an article in a series: Church History: What Went Wrong? part 1…

 The Art of God and Prophetic Theory This is an article in a series. Please read the previous articles first. Prophetic Theory, part I: The Re-unification of Jesus with Meaning…

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…

Book of John: The Prophetic Speech of Jesus from the OT   J. Barton Payne’s Dictionary of Biblica Prophecy is considered the standard on the subject, but I think we…