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Reasons for Luke to change Mark's account of the calling of the disciples
Someone on a discussion list recently drew attention to how the Gospel of Luke changes the position of the call of the disciples to a period later than that found in the Gospel of Mark, so that it app… more →
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Exams and Dissertation Research
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J.C. Baker wrote 1 week ago: I have completed my Qualifying Exams and, although I do not have the official results yet, am now be … more →
Some notes on Isaiah 55-56 and Acts 8
Jonathan Parnell wrote 2 weeks ago: I. Isaiah 40-56:8 (40-66) · The portion of Isaiah is prophecies relating to … more →
Reasons for Luke to change Mark's account of the calling of the disciples
neilgodfrey wrote 3 months ago: Someone on a discussion list recently drew attention to how the Gospel of Luke changes the position … more →
Vridar makes it to the God Fearin' Forum
neilgodfrey wrote 3 months ago: As an atheist and social-political activist I’ve long had a soft spot for Catholics when it co … more →
Biblical Theology, Gospel Proclamation, Church Planting
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Jonathan Parnell wrote 3 months ago: This blog is heading into a revised direction. Our subject material is expanding from biblical theol … more →
Marcion and Luke-Acts: the Lukan achievement
neilgodfrey wrote 3 months ago: This post is moving beyond my original interest in posting notes from Tyson’s hypothesis about … more →
Another reason for Luke to have broken up Matthew's Sermon on the Mount
neilgodfrey wrote 3 months ago: If the author of the Gospel of Luke knew Matthew’s gospel then how can one explain his decisio … more →
Marcion and Luke-Acts: Conclusions
neilgodfrey wrote 3 months ago: In a series of posts (archived here) I have outlined Tyson’s argument (Marcion and Luke-Acts: … more →
A New Project
Chris Green wrote 3 months ago: You can find my new project - an online commentary on Luke-Acts - here. This is meant to serve as … more →
Marcion and Luke-Acts: The Body of Luke - Luke 3-23
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neilgodfrey wrote 3 months ago: Tyson has argued that there are good reasons for regarding Luke’s Infancy Narratives (Luke 1-2 … more →
Marcion and Luke-Acts: The Preface of Luke
neilgodfrey wrote 4 months ago: Continuing notes from Tyson’s Marcion and Luke-Acts — the previous post (on Luke 24) is … more →
Luke's Resurrection chapter: its ties to the Infancy stories, Acts and Marcion
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neilgodfrey wrote 4 months ago: Continuing notes from Tyson’s Marcion and Luke-Acts . . . . Last post looked at Tyson’s … more →
Luke's Infancy Narratives (Luke 1:5-2:52) as an integrated response to Marcionism
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neilgodfrey wrote 4 months ago: The Infancy Narratives of Luke, the first 2 chapters of this gospel, are well integrated into the la … more →
Ignatius and the Gospel of Luke: In a relationship or just distant cousins?
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neilgodfrey wrote 4 months ago: In an earlier post outlining notes from Tyson’s Marcion and Luke-Acts: A Defining Struggle I m … more →
"Discovering" an original gospel behind canonical Luke and the gospel of Marcion
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neilgodfrey wrote 4 months ago: The early church fathers accused Marcion of mutilating the canonical gospel of Luke. But there are p … more →
The Date of the Canonical Gospel of Luke
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neilgodfrey wrote 4 months ago: As discussed in previous posts from Marcion and Luke-Acts: A Defining Struggle (Joseph Tyson), if th … more →
Dating the Book of Acts: Acts as a response to the Marcionite Challenge
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neilgodfrey wrote 4 months ago: This post follows on from one I completed — here — way back in February. The lot can be … more →
Interpreting the Bible (Ken Bailey via Kruse)
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Ben wrote 5 months ago: Michael Kruse has started a twelve-part series on Ken Bailey’s two lecture DVD Interpreting the Bi … more →
Pentecost, belated birthday of the church
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neilgodfrey wrote 5 months ago: Christianity was surely up and running at least a hundred years before someone thought to assign a s … more →
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