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Paul connecting the Israelites and the Corinthians together in 1 Cor 10 as a sort of anachronism as Barton defined it

Gives some interesting ideas for how to view doctrine and theology as not merely static but living and dynamic, moving past the propositional and experiential ideas of doctrine

The most interesting insight for me so far was to read the prohpets like it's presenting a 3D model. It's not so much linear like we're used to but written as if it's coming from several angles and viewpoints - recursive and repetitive

I honestly can’t wait to be done with this book 😒

Taking a trip down nostalgia with an old book series I read through in middle school. Man those were the days

Eschatology as the central piece of uniting past, present, and future together

New book for my grad class this summer.
“God did not give his people his words to make them smart; he spoke so that they would respond with love, fear, service, obedience, and worship” (57).

Still not really agreeing with the book here

I wonder what a song or jingle would sound like for verb paradigms

I think chapter 3 is the one where people believe Wolfe was advocating for Kinism. Which I could see it happening but it seems too vague and ambiguous to determine whether he is or isn’t. My primary problem with the book remains the same regardless: His lack of appeal to Scripture

The death of Théodred is pretty tragic

I’m just gonna jump to the actual book for this