In Galatians 4:21–31, Paul reads Genesis 16 and 21 “allegorically,” taking Hagar and Sarah to represent two covenants and ways of seeking to secure God’s covenant promises.
So is Paul just playing fast and loose with the Old Testament? Dr. David deSilva joins me on What in the Word? to discuss.
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In this episode of Logos Live, I sit down with Albert Mohler to talk about the importance of theological education. Do we still need seminaries? Why is it important that pastors be theologically trained?
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Because Moses twice struck the rock, God forbade him from leading the people into the Promised Land (Numbers 20).
Why such a severe punishment for something that, at first glance, appears like a minor infraction, especially since earlier in Exodus 17 God did tell Moses to strike a rock to bring forth water?
Dr. Michael Morales joins me on What in the Word? to discuss.
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Who is Melchizedek, and how does this cryptic figure who barely shows up in the Old Testament anticipate the eternal priestly work of Christ?
Dr. Madison Pierce joins me on What in the Word? to discuss.
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What does it mean for humanity to be made in the image of God? It suggests that in some way we correspond to God, reflect or represent him. But exactly what is that point of correspondence?
Richard Middleton joins me on What in the Word? to discuss.
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