Jesus would frequently refer to himself as the 'Son of Man'. One example of this was when he healed the paralysed man who was lowered down through the roof of the house. Immediately Jesus knew in his spirit that this...
This article is the third in a series of five focusing on how to write and lead Bible studies. It is based on the material used to run a workshop based on those lines at Summer Wine 2003 in Masterton....
Continue reading "Writing and Leading Bible Studies - Part Three" »
This article is the second in a series of five focusing on how to write and lead Bible studies. It is based on the material used to run a workshop based on those lines at Summer Wine 2003 in Masterton....
Continue reading "Writing and Leading Bible Studies - Part Two" »
This article is the first is a series of five focusing on how to write and lead Bible studies. It is based on the material used to run a workshop based on those lines at Summer Wine 2003 in Masterton....
Continue reading "Writing and Leading Bible Studies - Part One" »
I blogged yesterday about literal biblical interpration, and how the principle for interpretation is "interpret literally, unless there is a good reason not to". The reason for this is that there are passages in the Bible that can be interpreted...
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