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Category: Biblical Theology
Canonical and promise-plan biblical theology.
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Exodus 22: An Exegetical and Biblical-Theological Commentary
The commentary reads Exodus 22 as practical instruction for a people already redeemed from Egypt. Restitution, responsible stewardship, care for vulnerable neighbors, and covenantal holiness reveal how Israel’s social life is called to reflect Yahweh’s character.
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The Ontological, Exegetical, and Covenantal Architecture of Christ’s Absolute Sinlessness
The study distinguishes the New Testament’s claim that Jesus is without sin from explanations of why he cannot sin. It relates moral integrity, genuine humanity, divine identity, temptation, and representative atonement within the promise-plan, while engaging competing historical…
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Tzelem and the Cosmic Temple
This essay argues that being God’s image is an identity bestowed on every human being, rather than a status earned through reason, language, or other capacities. It connects that identity with royal-priestly vocation, the cosmic temple, and renewal…
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The Apocalyptic Mansion and the School of Wisdom
The study reads Matthew’s parables as a school of discipleship in which gracious instruction and urgent judgment warnings work together. Drawing on Thomas G. Long’s architectural image, it argues that the Gospel’s difficult language calls readers to wise,…
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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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The Problem Of Sin
The essay compares Islamic fiṭra and repentance with biblical accounts of Adamic solidarity, moral rupture, and death. It argues that diagnosis precedes remedy: a comparison of salvation must examine what each tradition says has gone wrong before asking…
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Breaking Eschatological Systems
The essay reconstructs Michael S. Heiser’s reading of Revelation as telescopic recapitulation. Shared imagery from Ezekiel 38–39 in Revelation 16, 19, and 20 challenges a strictly linear timetable while leaving the public return of Messiah, bodily resurrection, and…
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The Rationality of Revelation
Logic serves the reception of revelation without becoming a standard above God. This study distinguishes mystery from contradiction and rationality from rationalism while locating valid reasoning within the Logos and the biblical promise-plan.
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Between the Synagogue and the Church: The Historical Fracture of the Promise-Plan
A study of the relationship between synagogue and church and the historical fracture of the promise-plan.
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Reclaiming the Narrative: Covenantal Obedience, the Promise-Plan, and the Jewish Foundation of Pauline Soteriology
A study of covenantal obedience, the promise-plan, and the Jewish foundation of Pauline soteriology.