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Also, to me it seems a bit of an overkill to make and distinction between "Fulfillment" And "Evaluation". But even with that perhaps unnecessary category, I think my favorite thing about this work is that helps bring to light the triune nature of the Creator. You have His Word, His Work and A...

"The literary tapestry of Genesis is beautiful and inspiring. The parallelism in the creation story is painterly and varying—employing all three parallelism types and nine different parallelism forms—yet the overall organization is precise and highly structured. The first impression of such a...

I don't know much about the author, but I like what he has done here: https://www.academia.edu/109891815/THE_LITERARY_STRUCTURE_OF_THE_CREATION_STORY_IN_GENESIS_1_1_2_3 I thought that perhaps @Derf might at least be interested in this, as we had an interesting discussion that briefly involved a...

Wow! Now I see! This a very thoughtful and on target rebuttal to the point I was making. I don't see any point of me making any further replies to this thread.

I think Jesus helps us understand the OT better than the OT helps us understand Jesus. Besides Moses raising up the serpent, another example might be the theme of contended birthrights in the Bible. Am I in "danger" of being a heretic for saying that? Because according to the link I posted in...

You are gay.

https://theologyonline.com/threads/for-sincere-inquisitors-only-mad-explained.10138/ From OP: "ON THE BIBLE I'll kick it off by stating that MidActs Dispensationalism is an approach to reading and studying the Bible. Those of us who hold to this approach believe that we must read and study the...

The value of most of Bob's teaching is that they provide a framework to aid in further studies. The are meant to be foundational, not exhaustive. He taught a lot about circumcision and the law, yes. But he didn't write an entire book for every single chapter in the Bible. In one his studies I...

In Love, I am not going to let you get away with throwing a fit. You quoted the scripture 4 times. You never explained how they show that we should not take Paul literally when he speaks of the circumcision of Christ in Colossians. If anyone reading this thinks that you did explain it, let that...

I am going to hold you at this right here. Because, I think you are trying to obfuscate. And you are better than this. In Exodus the priests had to wash themselves before entering the inner chamber of the tabernacle, where the Lord was. Otherwise they would die. Why did they have to do that...

You are just sharing in the imaginations of people who hate Christianity and Christian family values.

You're right. My bad. Point taken. When I say literal, I am referring to the primary meaning. The primary meaning behind baptism in the Bible isn't the pouring of water on someone's head. It is the washing away of sin. Eden can be thought of as a sort of natural temple where Adam could dwell...

Is this really necessary? It's just a stupid article about Jack Smith. No one cares about him except retards and the article opens up with "Holy S***", blaspheming the Lord. What for? Why would you post something like this?

I think when I brought up "shadows of things to come", you and I started talking about 2 different things here. So I think it would be worthwhile to clarify this. Just to reiterate, the things I am talking about are: The circumcision of Christ (The circumcision Christ gives us) Our death and...

Proof that Neil Degrasse Tyson is gay.

Some months ago, a fellow German speaking YEC made me aware of this little gem: From "Das wieder erstehende Babylon, die bisherigen Ergebnisse der deutschen Ausgrabungen“ (The results of the German excavations of Ancient Bablyon), p.103, R. Koldewey (1913)...

That's all they can do. Their theory of origins is ultimately a timeline of emergent properties that appeals to imagined pre-existing systems to produce each novelty said theory require as a milestone. From Nothing to Atoms and rocks then eventually to Man. (Ironically, these milestones...

Oh man, I didn't even think about that. Thankfully that's not a very big thing where I live, else that would have been even more worse.

For contrast, there are Ukrainian migrants where I live, who would be very likely to put someone in the hospital if they dared to mess with an American. They appreciate the help we gave them and these guys are not just brave fighters on TV. Though I have not meet many people who actually live in...