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Two Future Trends in Biblical Scholarship

Dr. Paul Raabe explores the current trends in biblical scholarship and how the church should respond. “The next generation of biblical scholars is not doing “source-form-redaction criticism”…scholars are now following what is called a “synchronic” approach, taking the biblical texts as they stand in a more holistic way.”

2023 Theological Symposium Available Online

Four hundred were blessed to attend the 2023 Theological Symposium “Living By Hope in a Secular Age: Church & Society.” The three plenary sessions, the panel discussion of the three plenary speakers, and twenty-four sectional presentations are now available online free of charge. Whether you were in attendance and want to view a sectional that ..

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Palm Sunday • Philippians 2:5–11 • March 29, 2015

By Todd Jones With its meaty theological content and rich poetic imagery, it is no surprise that the lectionary lifts this portion of Philippians from its context. Exegetical Notes Verse 6: Our English too often comes off sounding like Jesus was something less than God, as if he merely appeared to be God. However, a distinction between μορφή and ..

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Palm Sunday/Sunday of the Passion · Philippians 2:5-11 · March 16, 2008

By Arthur F. Graudin, The Introit for the Day in the Altar Book, LSB reminds the worshippers that the One who is the subject of the day’s worship is “the King of Glory.” “The King of Glory” is identified as “the Lord of hosts”—who is in charge of human and angelic armies, the sun, the moon, ..

Two Future Trends in Biblical Scholarship

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2023 Theological Symposium Available Online

Palm Sunday • Philippians 2:5–11 • March 29, 2015

Palm Sunday • Philippians 2:5–11 • March 29, 2015

Palm Sunday/Sunday of the Passion · Philippians 2:5-11 · March 16, 2008

Palm Sunday/Sunday of the Passion · Philippians 2:5-11 · March 16, 2008

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