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Category: Studies
Topical biblical theology, apologetics, Christology, history, and ethics.
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Exodus 13: An Exegetical and Biblical-Theological Commentary
Exodus 13 joins firstborn consecration, covenant memory, substitutionary redemption, Joseph’s bones, and Yahweh’s guiding presence within Israel’s departure from Egypt.
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The Logos Incarnate and the Inlibrated Book
This study contrasts Islamic inlibration with biblical incarnation and examines Jesus as Kalimatuhū, the Miḥna, Johannine Logos theology, and the Islamic Dilemma.
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Gender, Metaphysics, and the Divine Icon
A theological anthropology of sexed embodiment, the imago Dei, soul-body unity, marriage typology, Christological particularity, and the promise-plan.
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Decoding the Beatitudes
The Beatitudes announce a Jubilee people formed inwardly in the heart and outwardly for mercy, justice, peacemaking, and faithful kingdom witness.
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The Sower as Christ’s Life
Mark’s Parable of the Sower becomes Jesus’ biography in advance: apparent waste, rejection, defection, death, and an astonishing resurrection harvest.
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Translating Bereshit
A syntactical and cosmological study of Genesis 1:1–3, functional creation, cosmic-temple inauguration, the imago Dei, and the promise-plan.
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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.