Defining and Defending Typology
There is a certain sobriety in interpretation when we limit ourselves only to those things which are explicitly identified as types by the biblical writers.… Read More »Defining and Defending Typology
There is a certain sobriety in interpretation when we limit ourselves only to those things which are explicitly identified as types by the biblical writers.… Read More »Defining and Defending Typology
As long as we maintain a commitment to the literal method of Bible interpretation, exegesis, and sound doctrine, we may receive much benefit by reading… Read More »Pietism and Hermeneutics
As a general approach to interpreting the Bible, the allegorical method destroys any hope of finding objective meaning. One person sees the text pointing to… Read More »Sensible Literalism
They didn’t misunderstand the nature of the kingdom, nor were they wrong to look forward to it with great anticipation. Their mistake was in expecting… Read More »Interpreting the Bible? Presuppositions Matter
“The impression given by the events in vv.1-4 is that they are an interlude, a sort of calm before the storm. For a brief moment… Read More »The Sons of God: Genesis 6 Redux