The “fall of Lucifer” is the height of irony because it runs the pattern of the Tabernacle backwards. The king’s climb from the lowest realm to the highest is...
The barrenness of Babylon is depicted through an inversion of Solomon’s Canticle. Instead of pasture there is wilderness; instead of the merry songs of...
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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....
Turning back time in Revelation 8:7-11:19 Identifying the pattern of Genesis 1 in later texts as either a literary device or in the way...
God’s Humor in the Bible Man was made in God’s image, so we should not be surprised to learn that our Creator Himself has...
The Bible Matrix sheds light on Peter’s cryptic mention of disembodied beings to whom Jesus preached for some unknown reason. “For Christ also suffered...
Most people think that Revelation is impossible to understand. Most pastors view it as an impractical and unprofitable text to teach through. The good...
Revelation reveals the throne of heaven as the theoscape after which the cosmos was modeled in Genesis 1. The deep structure of the book...
Paul’s words concerning the return of the Lord were a comfort to the grieving Thessalonians, but they have caused protracted strife among theologians. The...