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Isaiah 14 and Ezekiel 28: Could It Be Satan? A Couple of Responses
Here are a couple of comments I give to all students for an assignment meant to read Isaiah 14 and Ezekiel 28 on whether these seem to be texts about the fall of Satan. I require first a careful reading … Continue reading
Posted in 2 Peter, Ezekiel, Isaiah, Luke, Revelation
Tagged 2 Peter, Fall, Hermeneutics, Jesus, Luke, Morning star, Revelation, Satan
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To Harmonize or Not: A Brief Answer
From time to time I receive random questions from people I don’t even know. One from yesterday went as follows: “Does Trinity Bible College hold the position that the four Gospels can or cannot be perfectly harmonized into one account?” … Continue reading