Biblical Theology

Beyond doubt, the most hotly debated assertion of the Apostles’ Creed is the descent of Christ to “hell” or hades (ᾅδης/inferos/inferna). This...

It is that time of year here in Michigan when you begin to see yard sales cropping up around your neighborhood. When...

Lately, as a result of three factors I’ve been thinking a fair bit about the potential role Joseph plays in biblical typology....

In my first post, I began to explore the notion of a “missionary mandate” for Israel in the Old Testament. Last time,...

I first came across the phrase “overrealized eschatology” in a seminary class on the exegesis of 1 Corinthians. The idea had been...

I think it’s fair to say that art can reach the inner person quicker than an outline (though perhaps “art” is a strong...

Six months ago the Lord led my family to make a surprising move. I was teaching at a University in Wisconsin and...

Have you ever noticed that the writer of Hebrews never directly quotes from Jesus?[1] Of course, the New Testament epistles do not...

I’ve noted before the challenge of determining the importance of doctrines. One issue often debated by current Christians is the significance of...

Earlier this summer I had a chance to read and review a new and increasingly-influential book on Hebrews by David Moffitt, assistant...