Tag Archives: Hebrews
Yes, The Cross Is An Exceedingly Strange Religious Symbol
Yes, the cross is an exceedingly strange religious symbol.
Embarrassing, even. An instrument of humiliation and torture, after all. Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Theological Musings
Tagged blood, Christ, Christology, Continental Theological Seminary, cross, crucifixion, CTS, culture, Good Friday, Hebrews, Leviticus, reconciliation, sacrifice, salvation, Soteriology, theology
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On Not Losing Heart
When we constantly read a passage in the same translation, it becomes very easy to skip over the familiar old words and not pay much attention to what they’re really saying. But when we read them in a new way, a new translation, a new language, they become new and vivid. Continue reading
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Tagged discouragement, encouragement, endurance, greek, Greek translations, Hebrews, Koine, the cross, theology
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