Name – definition
In both gospel models, of course, names are recognized and used as identifying labels. Beyond that, there are variations in emphasis of different aspects. Traditional Legal Model – At times, […]
In both gospel models, of course, names are recognized and used as identifying labels. Beyond that, there are variations in emphasis of different aspects. Traditional Legal Model – At times, […]
Korah’s rebellion and the destruction that followed can be better understood by looking at what the Bible says about murmuring. Paul, writing to the Corinthians, documents the experiences of Israel […]
“And it came to pass by the way in the inn, that the LORD met him [Moses], and sought to kill him.” (Exodus 4:24) This verse occurs in the midst […]
To understand how hearts are hardened it might be helpful to understand what the opposite of hardening the heart is: “Because thine (King Josiah’s) heart was tender, and thou hast […]
Traditional Legal Model – To be hardened is understood to be an individual’s action of resisting or refusing truth. Biblical Healing Model – The meaning is the same but the […]
Smote in the New Testament The Greek word translated as smote is “patasso” (Strong’s G3960): probably prolongation from 3817; TDNT-5:939,804; {See TDNT 607 } v AV-smite 9, strike 1; 10 1) […]
Traditional Legal Model – Smote or to smite is used both as a physical blow and as the conscience being smitten. Biblical Healing Model – The word is used similarly […]
Question: First, this site is useful! Second, I have a few (philosophical/Biblical) questions: 1) Why did God create us with a sense of justice (not happy when others steal [our] […]
The content below is an excerpt from the book Behold Your God by Fred Wright. It is referred to in the study of 1 Samuel 15:3 and included to show […]
“Now go and smite Amalek, and utterly destroy all that they have, and spare them not; but slay both man and woman, infant and suckling, ox and sheep, camel and […]