We concluded a series of evening sermons on the book of Exodus in March of 2006. Exodus, as you remember, ends with Israel at Mount Sinai. The last section of Exodus contains a mass of liturgical regulation, particularly the instructions for the buil…
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The point of the Lord’s precise though mysterious instructions and the disciples finding things just as Jesus had told them to expect is to demonstrate that the Lord was in complete control of events as h…
Tonight we conclude our studies with one more of the controversial aspects of our understanding of the Bible. We began the series by taking in turn features of Christianity’s understanding of the Bible that have not been controversial, at least durin…
We have noted before Mark’s technique of the literary “sandwich” in which he inserts into the middle of one account another narrative and uses the relationship between the outer pieces and the center to make a point without having to spell it out. In…
As we conclude this short series on the Bible we are taking up several matters of a more controversial nature. In believing Christendom throughout its history there has been little disagreement that the Bible is the Word of God written, that it has a…
During the time spent with his disciples in the Upper Room, the night of his betrayal, the Lord Jesus had an extended conversation with them about his departure to the Father and the Holy Spirit’s coming in his place. The few verses we are about to r…
We have so far considered the Bible’s nature as the Word of God written; its authority; its inerrancy; and the reasons why we believe it to be the Word of God. To that point we were considering the Bible in respect to the virtually universal convicti…
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