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Category: Scripture & Canon
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The Architecture of Canonical Revelation: A Comparative Evaluation of Theological Systems and the Supremacy of the Promise-Plan
This study compares Roman Catholic, covenantal, and dispensational frameworks with Kaiser’s promise-plan and the divine-council worldview. It examines how theological systems shape inspiration, biblical continuity, Torah, and the relationship between Israel and the nations.
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The Translation of the Torah on Pharos: A Critical Realist Investigation of the Alexandrian Pentateuch, Scribal Historiography, and the Organic Unity of the Divine Promise-Plan
This study investigates the origins of the Greek Pentateuch in Alexandria, comparing the Letter of Aristeas and Philo with linguistic, historical, and manuscript evidence. It evaluates royal, civic, liturgical, and interlinear models of translation within the promise-plan.
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The Organic Trajectory of the English Bible: Textual Transmission and the Promise-Plan
This study follows biblical textual transmission from ancient Hebrew and Greek witnesses toward English translations. It examines the Masoretic tradition, Dead Sea Scrolls, major Greek codices, and disputed passages while relating textual criticism to Scripture’s canonical unity.
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The Divergence Between Free Grace Theology and Promise-Plan Biblical Theology Regarding Biblical Inspiration
This essay compares Free Grace and promise-plan approaches to biblical inspiration. It examines shared commitments to Scripture’s authority alongside differences in theological emphasis, human authorship, compositional development, and canonical unity.
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The Architecture of Uncreated Light: Meredith G. Kline’s Glory-Dimension, Two-Register Cosmology, and the Cosmic Sanctuary within the Promise-Plan of God
Meredith Kline’s two-register cosmology is examined through divine glory, palace-temple imagery, and the promise-plan’s movement toward God’s dwelling with humanity.
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Before the Bible: Textual Plurality, the Alexandrian Matrix, and the Organic Coherence of the Divine Promise-Plan
Second Temple textual plurality, the Septuagint, and the formation of a bounded canon are examined alongside the organic coherence of the biblical promise-plan.
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Beyond Evidentiary Neutrality: Presuppositional Bias, Epistemic Frameworks, and the Rejection of Christianity
The essay examines how worldview commitments, interpretive frameworks, and existential concerns shape divergent judgments about shared historical and textual evidence.
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Deconstructing Pseudohistory and Esoteric Revisionism
A critical-realist appraisal of Paweł Szydłowski, Turbo-Lechitism, and esoteric biblical revisionism, emphasizing source criticism, genre, chronology, and a consistent standard of historical evidence.
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The Organic Architecture Of Canonical Unity
The essay identifies the promise-plan as an inductively traced center of biblical theology. It follows the Edenic pledge through patriarchal promise, Sinaitic instruction, the Davidic charter, and prophetic renewal to Messiah, describing one developing purpose rather than a…
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Between Script and Spirit: A Messianic Jewish Perspective on Biblical Authority, Cosmic Warfare, and the Enduring Torah
A Messianic Jewish perspective on biblical authority, cosmic warfare, and the enduring Torah.