Biblical Studies
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Aspects of the Calendar of the Hebrew Bible and its Theological Significance
The purpose of the thesis is twofold. We endeavor to provide the exegetical base for the understanding of the calendar used by God’s4people in the…
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The Extra-Biblical Passages in the Book of Jude
There are three basic reasons for studying of the extra-biblical passages in Jude. First, since the passages are part of Scripture. Second, Jude is one…
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An Exegetical and Theological Study of Habakkuk 2:4-5
The purpose of this thesis is to establish the meaning of Habakkuk 2:4-5 in its context and discover what theological contribution it makes to the…
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The "I" in the Storm: Paul’s Use of the First Person Singular in Romans 7
The purpose here is not merely “to spill more ink.” Rather, it is to address approaches to and facets of these issues which have not…
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Matthew and Luke’s Use of ? ???????s ??? ? ??????s ????? ??????
This thesis project will investigate the Matthean and Lucan use of ? ???????s ??? ? ??????s ????? ??????, “the weeping and the gnashing of teeth.”…
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An Exegesis and Theology of the Creation Decree in Genesis 1:26-28 and its Poetic Amplification in Psalm 8
The primary purpose of this thesis is threefold: first, to arrive at an exegetically sound interpretation of the meaning and significance of the image of…
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The Hermeneutical Problem of the Mixed Audience in the Book of Hebrews
The writer feels that there is only one audience in view in the book. This audience is made up of believers only. There are several…
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The Covenantal Significance of Remembrance as it is Used in Luke 22:19
Remembrance, depending upon its subjects and objects, can have condemnatory as well as salvific ramifications. Secondly, there is not total agreement on who the subject…
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Jesus’ Teaching on "Entering the Kingdom Of Heaven" in the Gospel According to Matthew (Interpretation of Selected Matthean Texts and Parables)
In Matthew’s Gospel Jesus speaks frequently on the topic of “the Kingdom of Heaven” both in His speeches and in His parables. His purpose is…