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 of His Mouth and the Power of His Hand
Psalm 33:6 illustrates God as the singular, active subject of creation, expressing His power through the Word, mouth, and breath. This language reveals distinct yet unified divine realities in God’s…
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The Word of God in Revelation: Who and What Is the Word?
Explore the hardest questions about the Word of God in Revelation: divine speech and its words, God’s faithfulness, Jesus’ testimony, the Word made flesh, and the significance of the name…
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The Word Is Not an Orphaned Sound
God’s Word is not an orphaned sound or another divine person. Scripture presents the living God communicating through His personal living structure, culminating in the Word becoming flesh through Jesus’…