BROWSE THE COLLECTION
Author: Marc Bates
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Exodus 17: An Exegetical and Biblical-Theological Commentary
Exodus 17 joins water from the rock with victory over Amalek to show Yahweh’s presence sustaining Israel through internal unbelief and external attack.
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Exodus 16: An Exegetical and Biblical-Theological Commentary
Exodus 16 presents manna, quail, Sabbath, and wilderness testing as lessons in daily dependence after redemption and before Sinai.
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Grace, Law, and the Myth of Ethical Anemia
This study answers the antinomian objection by reconnecting justification by faith with union with Christ, Spirit-empowered allegiance, and Torah-shaped kingdom ethics.
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Life in the Blood
This study recovers the biblical logic of blood as life, covenant ratification, sanctuary purification, ransom, and Messiah’s faithful self-offering.
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The Mind-Body Interaction
This study defends holistic substance dualism against reductive physicalism while locating embodied human identity within creation and resurrection.
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Psalm 13: An Exegetical and Biblical-Theological Commentary
Psalm 13 moves from fourfold lament through covenant petition to confident praise, teaching faithful speech amid divine silence and prolonged suffering.
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Exodus 14: An Exegetical and Biblical-Theological Commentary
Exodus 14 presents the sea crossing as historical deliverance, divine-warrior victory, covenant fulfillment, and a pattern of death-to-life redemption.
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Exodus 15: An Exegetical and Biblical-Theological Commentary
Exodus 15 turns the sea deliverance into Israel’s foundational hymn of the divine warrior, covenant kingship, sanctuary, and tested faith.
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Jesus Christ as Rūḥun Minhu and Kalimatuhū
This study evaluates the Qurʾānic titles “His Word” and “a spirit from Him” as internal Christological pressure points without treating them as Nicene proof-texts.
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The Hermeneutical Foundation of Torah Validity
This study examines Torah’s continuing instructional role through grammatical-historical exegesis, covenantal continuity, and the promise-plan of God.