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Category: Biblical Theology
Canonical and promise-plan biblical theology.
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The Cosmic First Cause: A Philosophical, Empirical, and Canonical Appraisal of Cosmological Apologetics and the Promise-Plan of God
A comparison of cosmological arguments, empirical cosmology, and canonical theology, asking how a first-cause argument relates to the biblical Creator.
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Salt, Light, and Good Deeds: The Triadic Public Witness of the Believing Community within the Promise-Plan of God
Matthew 5:13–16 is read as a triad of salt, light, and good deeds, describing a distinct, visible, and practically faithful community.
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The Structural, Relational, and Theological Architecture of Matthew’s Apostolic List: Relational Networks, Textual Verisimilitude, and Promise-Plan Horizons in Matthew 10:2–4
Matthew’s apostolic list is examined through name patterns, relational pairings, historical plausibility, and the Twelve’s place in the promise-plan.
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Wheat, Weeds, and the Ambiguity of Inaugurated Eschatology: An Exegetical, Canonical, and Ethical Analysis of Matthew 13:24–30, 36–43
The parable of wheat and weeds frames patient kingdom witness in a mixed world, reserving the final separation for God’s judgment.
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Between Mortality and New Creation
An exegetical and philosophical defense of a conscious intermediate state that preserves personal identity while keeping bodily resurrection and renewed creation central to Christian hope.
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Exodus 24: An Exegetical and Biblical-Theological Commentary
Exodus 24 joins covenant blood, Israel’s embodied allegiance, the elders’ meal, and Moses’ ascent into the glory-cloud within the unfolding promise-plan.
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Exodus 23: An Exegetical and Biblical-Theological Commentary
Exodus 23 brings together impartial justice, care for enemies and strangers, Sabbath rest, pilgrimage festivals, and the Angel bearing Yahweh’s Name as instruction for Israel’s redeemed covenant life.
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Objective Grace and the Cosmic Cruciform
A guide to Karl Barth’s doctrine of reconciliation, its Christ-centered account of objective grace, and its tensions concerning faith, historical inquiry, and universal restoration within the biblical promise-plan.
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The Architecture of Redemptive History: A Comparative Analysis of Free Grace, Classic Covenant, Classic Dispensational, and Promise-Plan Theologies Across Soteriology, Ecclesiology, and Cosmic Origins
This comparative study evaluates Free Grace, classic covenant, classic dispensational, and promise-plan theologies across salvation, Israel and the nations, creation, Torah, warning passages, and new creation. It argues for the promise-plan as a text-immanent account of canonical continuity.
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The Threshold of the Inbreaking Reign
The essay interprets Mark 13:32–37 as a summons to faithful work and watchfulness during the interval before the master’s return. It relates the parable’s four night watches to Mark’s passion narrative and reads its urgency within the inaugurated…