Skip to main content
SHARPER IRON
“As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another.” (Proverbs 27:17)
  • About
    • About Sharper Iron
    • Doctrinal Statement
    • Contact
    • Search
  • Forum
    • Forum Home
    • Comment Guidelines
    • Search
  • Account
    • Log in
    • Register

"'…entering into the wilderness with Jesus'? What does that mean and where has God revealed that it is His will for us to enter such?"

By SharperIron on Fri, 02/15/13
Christian Living
Hermeneutics
Lent
0

To Lent or reLent? Some thoughts on a recent post at The Gospel Coalition

0
0

Discussion

Profile picture for user Alex Guggenheim
Alex Guggenheim

NewBad article at TGC (not

Mon, 02/18/13
Bad article at TGC (not surprising at all, TGC tolerates, in fact rewards, bad hermeneutics and theology far too often in the name if sincerity and the novel). As the author of the response cites it misses the purpose of the event. It is not some formula for us to do, rather Christ is doing the doing for us that we may rest in his work. This event is the work of deliverance and victory for us by Christ completed on the cross and with his resurrection.

It does nit mean we cannot identify elements or principles which inform us but as article at TGC treats it, it is not a formula nor should be treated as such to be closer to God it make someone grow.

My blog: http://thepedestrianchristian.blogspot.com/

0
0

Related . . .

Topics: Proverbs, Hermeneutics, Wisdom
  • A Proverb in the Hand Is Worth Two in the Bush: A Hermeneutical Proposal for Handling Biblical Proverbs
  • Our Theological System Should Not Tell Us How to Exegete the Bible
  • Review of ‘Covenant’ by Daniel I. Block (Part 3)
  • Aphorisms for Thinking about Separation: Command, Intent and Application
  • The Apocalyptic (Wrong) Turn, Part 3

Pagination

  • Page 1
  • Next page

A fool takes no pleasure in understanding, but only in expressing his opinion.

(ESV, Proverbs 18:2)

Footer

  • About
  • Contact
  • Search
  • Forum

Since 2005

Image
2005 SI Logo Image