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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Revelation: The story comes full circle
We often refer to being ‘fed’ by God’s Word. You could even think of the various biblical genres as different kinds of food. To me, the letters to the churches are like a thick, juicy steak, something you can really … Continue reading
Posted in Taking Root, theology
Tagged apocalyptic, Bible study, biblical genres, recapitulation, Revelation, symbolism
13 Comments
The prophets: God’s messengers, calling his people back
So, you decided to read the Bible straight through from the beginning. [This isn’t the only way to read it, or necessarily the best. But for some reason we all seem drawn to read Scripture this way from time to … Continue reading
Posted in church life, Taking Root, theology
Tagged Bible study, biblical genres, prophetic, restoration, sensus plenior
11 Comments
Walking with the wise: Learning from the Bible’s poetic wisdom
Walk with the wise and become wise; associate with fools and get in trouble. Proverbs 13:20 Sounds like good advice, doesn’t it? Thankfully, the Bible provides a number of books that we refer to as ‘wisdom literature.’ Last week, we … Continue reading
Posted in church life, Taking Root, theology
Tagged Bible study, biblical genres, Ecclesiastes, Job, marriage, parenting, poetry, Proverbs, purpose, sex, Song of Songs, wisdom
15 Comments