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Allistair Lomax commented on Dan Davenport's blog post Did the Apostle Paul believe Jesus was the Prophet-like-Moses? And does it matter? Post 6 - An aside into Hebrews
Ellis Hein commented on Dan Davenport's blog post Did the Apostle Paul believe Jesus was the Prophet-like-Moses? And does it matter? Post 6 - An aside into Hebrews"Yes, I have run into that also. According to that theology, the Bible has more power than does God or Christ."
Dan Davenport commented on Dan Davenport's blog post Did the Apostle Paul believe Jesus was the Prophet-like-Moses? And does it matter? Post 6 - An aside into Hebrews"Amen to that!
But even the passage you quote, Ellis, is usually disfigured by the same crowd who accept the Inputed interpretation of theology, as applying to the Bible. So the Word of God turns into Bibliolatry."
Ellis Hein commented on Dan Davenport's blog post Did the Apostle Paul believe Jesus was the Prophet-like-Moses? And does it matter? Post 6 - An aside into Hebrews"Concerning the commentators who jump onto past tense. Contrast the "...has spoken to us by a son..."(Heb. 1:2) with the concept of entering a sabbath rest by hearing today his voice who speaks from Heaven. If we do not hear his voice…"
Dan Davenport posted a blog postDid the Apostle Paul believe Jesus was the Prophet-like-Moses? And does it matter? Post 6 - An aside into Hebrews
An aside into Hebrews It has been some time since I made a post to this blog. I have had subjects for at least three separate posts swirling inside and it is time to publish again.My intent for this post was to take a look at the non-Pauline epistles in the New Testament (not already touched on in prior posts) before tackling Paul directly in the next. In the writing my focus has narrowed. My family has been reading the book of Hebrews together. As I have pondered the passages we are…See More
Dan Davenport posted a blog postStretching our understanding and experience of the Messiah
The following is a paper I gave at the Oregon gathering this summer which was a joint meeting of the NFF and the Wider Conservative Friends Fellowship. It is related to the blog I have been working on this year (2011) but has its own content. May it be of use to you who read it. Stretching our understanding and experience of the Messiah“They asked one another, ‘Were not our hearts burning within us as he talked to us on the road and opened the Scriptures to us?’” (Luke 24:32)I begin with this…See More
Allistair Lomax commented on Dan Davenport's blog post Did the Apostle Paul believe Jesus was the Prophet-like-Moses? And does it matter? Post 2"Hi Dan, re-reading this, I noticed your point, "...The way we have been taught in these Christian contexts has cut us off from a central theme, expectation and understanding in both the Old and New Testaments." I find this very helpful and…"
Dan Davenport posted a blog postDid the Apostle Paul believe Jesus was the Prophet-like-Moses? And does it matter? Post 5 -The Transfiguration
This post is about the Transfiguration passages (see Mathew 17:1-12, Mark 9:2-13 and Luke 9:29-36). I believe that these are some of the most important New Testament passages connecting Jesus to the fulfillment of the prophesy in Deut 18. The accounts vary slightly but the central thrust is clear. Moses and Elijah appear and by their coming validate the expectations of the Old Testament connected with both. When Peter wants to preserve the occasion, God intervenes. God declares that Jesus…See More
Dan Davenport commented on Dan Davenport's blog post Did the Apostle Paul believe Jesus was the Prophet-like-Moses? And does it matter? Post 4"From Ellis Hein:
Thanks Dan for this post. If I may, I would like to contribute the following.
In John 8:31 ff. Jesus tells the Jews who had believed him, "If you continue in my word, you are truly my disciples, and you will know the…"
Dan Davenport posted a blog postDid the Apostle Paul believe Jesus was the Prophet-like-Moses? And does it matter? Post 4 - the John passages
Hello Friends,At the end of post 3, I said that in post 4 I would look at some of the passages about the Prophet-like-Moses pointed out by other writers. I was thinking particularly of Doug Gwyn’s Apocalypse of the Word, pp. 105 and 108. I am going to focus this time on the references in the book of John and throw in some Doug did not list.The first is in John chapter 1. In verses 19-28, the writer summarizes a conversation in which representatives of the Jewish leadership are trying to sort…See More
Dan Davenport commented on Dan Davenport's blog post Did the Apostle Paul believe Jesus was the Prophet-like-Moses? And does it matter? Post 3"Friend Ellis,
Thank you for this rich and valuable contribution. You have anticipated some of things I was coming to say and gone well ahead of what had come to me to address.
I will respond to some of this. I also believe…"
Allistair Lomax commented on Dan Davenport's blog post Did the Apostle Paul believe Jesus was the Prophet-like-Moses? And does it matter? Post 3"A comment from Ellis Hein
Thanks for post #3. Without providing details, I must say I have found it helpful.
After reading through it one evening, I was wakeful at about 3:00 a.m. Lying in bed, I watched a picture developing. I saw a large…"
Dan Davenport posted a blog postDid the Apostle Paul believe Jesus was the Prophet-like-Moses? And does it matter? Post 3 - How might Jesus be a prophet like Moses?
Hello Friends,At the end of the second blog post, I wrote that I would begin in this third to look more directly at Moses to see what the expectation of the Prophet-like-Moses might mean. To get there, I am going to return to Stephen’s discourse in Act 7. In the last post the focus was on verse 37. I encourage those of you still reading to consider the whole discourse but especially the central portion related to Moses in verses 17 – 44. One thing to note here is that Moses gets a lion’s…See More
Dan Davenport commented on Dan Davenport's blog post Did the Apostle Paul believe Jesus was the Prophet-like-Moses? And does it matter? Post 2"From Ellis Hein:
Hello Dan,
I have been enjoying reading your post #2. I am not sure where you will be taking things next, so I feel a little hesitant to jump in and start talking about other places in Scripture that allude to the Prophet…"
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Did the Apostle Paul believe Jesus was the Prophet-like-Moses? And does it matter? Post 6 - An aside into Hebrews
An aside into Hebrews
It has been some time since I made a post to this blog. I have had subjects for at least three separate posts swirling inside and it is time to publish again.
My intent for this post was to take a look at the non-Pauline epistles in the New Testament (not already touched on in prior posts) before tackling Paul directly in the next. In the writing my focus has narrowed. My family has been reading the book of Hebrews together. As I have pondered…
ContinuePosted on 12thMo. 24, 2011 at 16:30 — 4 Comments
Stretching our understanding and experience of the Messiah
The following is a paper I gave at the Oregon gathering this summer which was a joint meeting of the NFF and the Wider Conservative Friends Fellowship. It is related to the blog I have been working on this year (2011) but has its own content. May it be of use to you who read it.
Stretching our understanding and experience of the Messiah
“They asked one another, ‘Were not our hearts burning within us as he talked to us on the road and opened the…
ContinuePosted on 9thMo. 25, 2011 at 21:50
Did the Apostle Paul believe Jesus was the Prophet-like-Moses? And does it matter? Post 5 -The Transfiguration
This post is about the Transfiguration passages (see Mathew 17:1-12, Mark 9:2-13 and Luke 9:29-36). I believe that these are some of the most important New Testament passages connecting Jesus to the fulfillment of the prophesy in Deut 18. The accounts vary slightly but the central thrust is clear. Moses and Elijah appear and by their coming validate the expectations of the Old Testament connected with both. When Peter wants to preserve the occasion, God intervenes. God declares that…
ContinuePosted on 6thMo. 18, 2011 at 23:00
Did the Apostle Paul believe Jesus was the Prophet-like-Moses? And does it matter? Post 4 - the John passages
Hello Friends,
At the end of post 3, I said that in post 4 I would look at some of the passages about the Prophet-like-Moses pointed out by other writers. I was thinking particularly of Doug Gwyn’s Apocalypse of the Word, pp. 105 and 108. I am going to focus this time on the references in the book of John and throw in some Doug did not list.
The first is in John chapter 1. In verses 19-28, the writer summarizes a conversation in which representatives of the Jewish…
ContinuePosted on 6thMo. 9, 2011 at 1:00 — 1 Comment
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