Discipline
Bibliology
What is Scripture, and how should it be read? Bibliology examines inspiration, revelation, biblical language, grammar, context, literary form, and the way Scripture interprets Scripture.
Begin with the text itself. Let biblical categories, wording, and narrative patterns establish the framework before later theological systems are brought to the passage.
Bibliology Studies
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The Word Was with God, and the Word Was God
What if John’s Word belongs to Scripture’s familiar Word of YHWH and Word of God? Explore divine communication, creation, Life, and flesh-coming to discover intrinsic distinction within the one eternal…
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The Word of God in the New Testament
Follow the Word of God through the New Testament as it comes, grows, brings life, and reveals the living God. Discover its personal significance, John’s Word, and Revelation’s extraordinary naming…
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The Word of YHWH: An Old Testament Exploration
What does the Word of YHWH identify? Follow Abraham, Samuel, Jeremiah, Elijah, and Ezekiel to discover how its coming involves more than spoken words: the presence and activity of the…
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The Mechanics of Divine Speech
How does God actually speak? Explore Scripture’s descriptions of His Mouth, Soul, Spirit, and personal living structure to discover how His words become audible, accomplish His will, and reveal the…
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The Word of God in Revelation
Explore the Word of God and the words of prophecy throughout Revelation: their relationship to Jesus’ testimony, faithful witness, divine communication, and fulfillment, culminating in the significance of the name…
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Jesus, Christ, Jesus Christ, and Christ Jesus Across Paul
What happens when the distinction between Jesus, Christ, Jesus Christ, and Christ Jesus noticed in Galatians is followed across Paul? Romans, Corinthians, Philippians, Thessalonians, and Colossians reveal a remarkably coherent…
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Christ Jesus in Galatians
In Galatians, Paul emphasizes the multifaceted identity of the Messiah, revealing a profound relationship between Jesus’ human experience and divine essence. This depth invites believers to participate intimately in Christ’s…
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Does Adam Have Anything to Do with John 1?
This discussion emphasizes the crucial connections between Adam and John 1 in interpreting biblical themes of human origin, becoming, and identity, asserting that understanding John necessitates considering foundational accounts like…