Biblical Hermeneutics
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"blasphemy against the Spirit will not be forgiven" -- Is "forgiven" the best word for what is meant?
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Is verse 114 of the Gospel of Thomas a later addition?
Oct 9 '14
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Genesis 1:26 why do interpreters add "let us"
Dec 25 '16
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Is Proverbs 17:8 condoning bribery?
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Why is Cain worried that someone will kill him? Were there many other people in earth?
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Does the Canaanite woman disagree with Jesus in Matthew 15:27?
Sep 11 '15
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Why did God appear as a firepot and torch to Abram?
Dec 23 '15
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Why is the fact that the Muratorian Fragment included Luke in its canon considered an external evidence for Luke's authorship?
May 26 '14
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Does the sower and the planter receive different rewards in 1 Corinthians 3:6-8?
Nov 16 '21
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If the Exodus and conquest of Canaan took place around 1446 BC, why are there so many references to iron in that period's writing?
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