A guest post by Robert Martinez Read Part 1 here. “Jesus did not bluntly and unambiguously declare His identity from the beginning of His ministry. Instead, He prodded and...
The one where Rick Welch asks Michael Bull a lot of good questions.
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...
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.