God’s grief over the demise of Moab brings a final kindness so heartbreaking that it is entirely misunderstood. For the introduction to this section (Isaiah 15-16), see Isaiah’s Kill...
Like Sodom, Moab’s delightful land of pastures and vineyards would be miserably laid waste. For the introduction to this section (Isaiah 15-16), see Isaiah’s...
Federal, vital, and ritual From the course notes for Bull’s Bible School. Just as there is a general call in the Gospel and a special...
Here is the final cover design suite. Each book is between 400 and 500 pages so 4 books makes it more manageable for everyone....
A chapter from book 1 of The Shape of Isaiah: A Covenant-literary Analysis (Isaiah 1-12) The Highest of the Mountains “Because it’s there.” Every...
The smartest way to take over the world is to replace it with a fake one. The smartest way to replace it with a...
Identifying Isaiah’s suffering servant with the promised Messiah is unthinkable for a Jew because it combines the offices of humble priest and victorious king....
The horn of plenty marries the curse upon Adam and the curse upon Eve and unites them as a blessing.
God created a world where all things—including words—have roots, so the strangest stories in the Bible can be understood if we are willing to...
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With an awareness of its fractal literary structure, reading the parable is like holding a cut diamond and watching the light catch its features...