When I began NT studies, Mark was my least favorite gospel. Then I took Greek Exegesis of Mark w/ Dr. Lee. . . . . . . . he got me.
I spent the next 5 years studying Mk w/ Dr. Lee. Then I accepted his gracious invite to collab w/ him on this.
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A Ransom for Many officially releases today.
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You can also read an excerpt at the For the Church blog: https://t.co/T7twTdST6k
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@ReadingnReaders@John_JR_Lee@LexhamPress I also appreciate the concern about "a solution looking for a problem." The "problem" we address is the *assumption* that this verse is important. There has been really no significant *demonstration* of this importance. We want to *demonstrate* rather than assume its importance.
@ReadingnReaders@John_JR_Lee@LexhamPress Thank you, Terence, for the review. Sorry for the disappointment in not going more in-depth on the ransom view of atonement, but, as we argue in chapter 4, a literal identification of all the parties in such a transaction misses the point of the metaphor.
@pj_schreiner@MBTS alumn @chris_drymon is working on applying machine learning to biblical searches. This site is still in development, but Chris can explain more. https://t.co/nrGFjE95Ac
“Payne makes it clear that ‘biblical womanhood’ has never been biblical. His careful analysis provides unshakeable ground that we can believe both in the Bible and in the full freedom of women to serve however God has called them.” —@bethallisonbarr
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@nurserytheology@pj_schreiner@_lrhughes You can also find a more thorough treatment in his contribution to Sanders & Swain, Retrieving Eternal Generation: https://t.co/lhFJSauoNf
See also a response from @jeltzz with a little interaction in the comments from @brandon_d_smith: https://t.co/ZvzFsvnI5V
Lots of folks responding with anger at this decision outside of the SBC. I’m not part of the SBC (my PhD is from an SBC school). I think it may be wise to refrain from speaking on if this is “right or wrong” unless you are speaking of the context this discussion is located in.