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Article · Biblical InterpretationBiblical exposition · Apologetics · Historical theology

He Who Has Believed Has Eaten

Does John 6 teach the literal eating of Christ's body?

…or a continuing provision of food. In each case, earthly understanding initially misses a spiritual reality. Jesus gives the interpretive key Jesus now explains the bread: “I am the bread of life: he that cometh to me shall never hunger; and he that believeth on me shall never th…

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Article · ProphecyBiblical exposition · Biblical theology

The King, Zion and the Coming Kingdom: Reading Isaiah 32–35 Across the Prophetic Horizon

The near was real. The far is still coming.

…nd, rash minds understand and faltering speech becomes clear. The descriptions answer the spiritual insensitivity found elsewhere in Isaiah, particularly in 6:9–10 and 29:9–14. The surrounding verses make the moral dimension unmistakable. Society will cease to honour the wrong pe…

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Article · ChristologyBiblical theology · Christological analysis · Philosophical theology · Historical theology · Christian apologetics

The Word Did Not Fall into Flesh

The glory philosophy could not contain

…isible mask while remaining untouched by human existence. He became tired at the well. He thirsted. He wept. He was troubled. He bled. He died. None of this makes Him less glorious. It shows us what perfect human life looks like when it is wholly yielded to the Father. His tears…

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