Jesus And The Syrophoenician Woman Revisited
Many assume that "dog" was a racial slur. Turns out, this isn't true. So why did Jesus say what he did to the Syrophoenician woman?
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Many assume that "dog" was a racial slur. Turns out, this isn't true. So why did Jesus say what he did to the Syrophoenician woman?
Q. In your exposition about Rom. 1.18-32 I was surprised that while you rightly emphasized the critique of pagan idolatry, you said nothing about pagan
There is now a new series of commentaries that uses the methodology called Social Identity Theory or SIT for short. This particular theory has been
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25.0 I will never forget the day I stood on the ruins of a third-century synagogue in Capernaum, just a stone’s throw from the beautiful blue waters of the Sea of Galilee. I was leading a tour of Christian pilgrims. Our guide called our attention to Matthew 23:3, a verse I had read hundreds of times but which now suddenly jumped off the page: “You must be careful to do everything [the teachers of the law and Pharisees] tell you.” I was shocked. How could Jesus have recommended the teachings of the Pharisees when he warned against their hypocrisy in the same verse (“But do not do what ...