The sixth part in JP’s series on the nature of the Scriptures.
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Bible Versus Scriptures: Part 5—Holiness of the Text
The fifth part in JP’s series on the nature of the Scriptures.
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Bible Versus Scriptures: Part 4—Wherein Lies the Authority?
The fourth part in JP’s series on the nature of the Scriptures.
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Bible Versus Scriptures: Part 2—What Goes into the Canon?
The second part in JP’s series on the nature of the Scriptures.
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Bible Versus Scriptures: Part 1—More Different Than You’d Think
The first part in JP’s series on the nature of the Scriptures.
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What does “There’s no Hebrew undertext” mean?
A Jerusalem Perspective subscriber asks: [What does it mean when I read in the Life of Yeshua Commentary,] “This passage does not have a Hebrew undertext”? How do you know that, and how do you come to that conclusion? Is it simply translating the Greek back into Hebrew then seeing if it makes sense in …
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Reflections on Mark
Sometimes the work we do for The Life of Yeshua: A Suggested Reconstruction can seem a little hard on the Gospel of Mark. Our research might leave readers wondering whether we have anything positive to say about Mark. The answer given in this blog is a resounding “Yes!”
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Cataloging the Gospels’ Hebraisms: Part Three (Impersonal “They”)
Awareness of even the simplest Hebrew grammatical structure can bring to life a vague, or difficult-to-understand, saying of Jesus. Since potential Hebrew idioms are so dense in the Greek texts of Matthew, Mark and Luke, one has to ask, Could these apparent Hebrew idioms be evidence that the synoptic Gospels are descendants of an ancient translation of a Hebrew “Life of Jesus,” the gospel that the church father Papias spoke of when he wrote: “Matthew…arranged the sayings [of Jesus] in the Hebrew language”?
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A Non Sequitur in the Argument for the Canonical Approach to Scripture
What is the “canonical approach,” and in what respect is its main supporting argument a “shell game”?
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Written, Inspired and Profitable
The Bible provides minimal help for anyone trying to write a description of it for inclusion in a Statement of Faith. As a result, such descriptions typically claim more than the Bible discloses about itself.
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