When Jeremiah 31, with its promise of a new covenant, is read in context, it is clear that the prophet cannot possibly be referring to the events of the...
Knowing His paths through Moses and David, in the darkness of the prophets we yet walk in His light.
The parable of the Good Samaritan is a literary masterpiece. A “Covenant literary analysis” uncovers some pure gold in the structure of Jesus’ words,...
The content, imagery, and covenant structure of Daniel 4 reveal King Nebuchadnezzar, like Daniel, to be a type of God’s future work in the...
There are many events in the Bible which, if taken in isolation, make little sense. The “translation” of Enoch is one of them. The...
Here is a parsing of Psalm 12 by Chris Wooldridge, which makes the beauty of its structure apparent. Several of its Stanzas reflect the overall shape...
The design of God’s House is the expression of God’s nature. Part of the reason we have a hard time understanding the Bible is...
The command against boiling a kid in its mother’s milk is an enigma designed to horrify us as we chew upon it.
Ancient writings, including the Bible, are very tightly and precisely written. Every word has its place. An excerpt from James B. Jordan’s influential book,...
Is there anything inherent in the text that might indicate the authenticity of the conclusion of Mark’s Gospel?