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Concordia Journal Winter 2023
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Book Review: Cultural Apologetics
J.P. Cima reviews the book "Cultural Apologetics: Renewing the Christian Voice, Conscience, And Imagination in a Disenchanted World " by Paul M. Gould

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Baptism of Our Lord • Matthew 3:13–17 • January 9, 2011

by Dale A. Meyer Still Waters Run Deep Introduction: Over time you get to know some people well enough to know how they’ll react. You have a good idea how friends, family, and co-workers will react in certain situations. Some people you know keep a calm composure on the outside but inside are deeply intense. ..

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Advent 2 • Matthew 3:1–12 • December 5, 2010

by Jeffrey A. Gibbs Historically Specific Theology Matthew begins by writing, “and in those days.” Recalling that chapter divisions are later additions and (sometimes) unhelpful, I would encourage the following understanding: there is no “break” between chapters 2 and 3. Even though we know that there is a gap of several decades, Matthew’s narrative flows ..