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Tag: meta-analysis
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Scripture and Progressive Revelation Part 3: When the New Testament Critiques the Old Testament
Published: at 05:01 PMPart 3 of this series surfaces often unnoticed instances in New Testament Scripture of inner-biblical conflict that reveals our need to see the NT as more authoritative than the OT, and how we should faithfully interpret OT Scripture in light of NT teaching, and what progressive revelation reveals about God's character.
Scripture and Progressive Revelation Part 2: When Biblical Authors Distance God from Violence
Published: at 05:01 PMPart 2 of this series surfaces often unnoticed instances in Scripture of inner-biblical conflict particularly regarding violent depictions of God and its implications on various theological topics like God's sovereignty and the role of Satan, and non-violence.
Scripture and Progressive Revelation Part 1: When the Old Testament Critiques Itself
Published: at 05:01 PMPart 1 of this series surfaces often unnoticed instances in Old Testament Scripture of inner-biblical conflict. Why does the Bible say that God incited David to sin, but then in another book, say Satan incited David to sin? This article surveys examples like these, and offers a way biblically interpret these seemingly contradictory examples in Scripture.