Prologue and Gospel
by Peter J. LeithartThe prologue to John’s gospel lays out an overview of the whole. Continue Reading »
The prologue to John’s gospel lays out an overview of the whole. Continue Reading »
Whether or not Augustine was right to say the Spirit is “love” and “gift” depends on what we think the Bible is for. Continue Reading »
As God’s throne descends, the lightning and thunder of the throne shake the earth and shatters the firmament. Continue Reading »
We live in the world of the open sanctuary, a sign that heaven has come to earth. Continue Reading »
The seven stars are the angels of the seven churches; the seven stars are also the Pleiades. Continue Reading »
China will soon have the largest Christian population in the world. Continue Reading »
William Easterly’s Tyranny of Experts argues that the state stands in the way of the poor. Continue Reading »
The scene in heaven in Revelation 4 is a temple scene. It’s also the beginning of John’s sky journey among the stars and constellations. But the combination of a throne and thrones indicates another setting: This is a courtroom.That’s what thrones indicate elsewhere in Scripture . . . . Continue Reading »
Jesus has to keys to open and close doors (Revelation 3:7-8). That could be a door of mission, but the next chapter of the book shows an open door. It doesn’t stand between church and world but between heaven and earth (4:1).The door Jesus opens to the church in Philadelphia is a door . . . . Continue Reading »
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