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Category: Biblical Theology
Canonical and promise-plan biblical theology.
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From Enemy Combatant to Royal Priest: Conversion, Vocational Formation, and the Promise-Plan Architecture of a Recovered Hebraic Apologetic
Marc Bates’s movement from Jewish anti-missionary polemics to Christian teaching is examined as vocational reassignment within the biblical promise-plan.
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The Markan Kaleidoscope: Apocalyptic Combat, Hidden Glory, and the Parabolic Inbreaking of the Kingdom within the Promise-Plan of God
Mark’s Strong, Hidden, and Suffering Messiah converge in parables that reveal God’s kingdom advancing through secrecy, vulnerability, and promised harvest.
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Exegeting the Apostle of Liberty: Paul, Second Temple Judaism, and Female Authority
Paul’s statements about women are read within Second Temple Judaism, Roman social conditions, epistolary context, and the shared vocation of image-bearing co-heirs.
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Why Satan Quoted Psalm 91: Second Temple Demonology, the Wilderness Contest, and the Promise-Plan of God
Satan’s quotation of Psalm 91 is examined through Qumran, Second Temple demonology, Davidic expectation, and Jesus’ wilderness victory.
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Al-Masīḥ: The Divine Messiah—A Biblical-Theological Analysis of Messianic Identity, Inlibration versus Incarnation, and Intertextual Polemics in Christian–Muslim Encounter
The Qurʾānic title Al-Masīḥ is traced back through its Jewish and biblical meanings to test whether it can be reduced to an undefined honorific.
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The Historical Bedrock and Theological Architecture of Jesus the Healer: Historiography, Exegesis, and the Promise-Plan of Redemption
Jesus’ reputation as healer and exorcist is examined as historical bedrock and as a canonical sign of the inbreaking kingdom.
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Proclaiming the Inbreaking Reign: Homiletical Decisions, Canonical Integrity, and the Theological Referent in Jesus’ Parables
Jesus’ parables proclaim the active, inbreaking reign of God rather than functioning merely as literary puzzles, moral illustrations, or worldview-disrupting metaphors.
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The Momentous Sacrifice: Typology, Substitutionary Ransom, and the Promise-Plan of Redemption in Christian–Muslim Polemics
The Qurʾānic “momentous sacrifice” is examined alongside Genesis 22 and the canonical trajectory of substitution, ransom, and messianic fulfillment.
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Recovering the Canonical Text: Exegetical Fallacies, the Divine Council Worldview, and the Organic Unity of the Promise-Plan
Recovering Scripture’s organic unity requires rejecting common exegetical fallacies, restoring its ancient supernatural worldview, and following the canon’s unfolding promise-plan.
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The Ethical Reign of God and the Re-Engineering of Soteriology: Albrecht Ritschl’s Liberal Theology in Canonical, Historical, and Biblical-Theological Perspective
Albrecht Ritschl recast salvation around the ethical Kingdom of God, practical value judgments, and humanity’s organization through love after Kant’s critique of metaphysics.