Southern Baptist Journal of Theology, Volume 10
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“This hypothesis would work under the assumption that in the Bible’s metanarrative,99 from the moment God uttered his judgment against the serpent, the seed of the woman (the collective of those who trust God) were hoping for the seed of the woman (the man who would achieve the ultimate victory over the serpent).” (Volume 10, Number 2, Page 43)
“Too often expositional preachers limit themselves to Leviticus, Matthew, or Revelation without considering the place they inhabit in the storyline of redemptive history. They isolate one part of the scripture from another, and hence preach in a truncated way instead of proclaiming the whole counsel of God.” (Volume 10, Number 2, Page 22)
“That, of course, places upon us the challenge to take seriously the proclamation of the gospel. We may have a lot of questions to wrestle through, but we must never compromise this point: apart from the preaching, hearing, and believing of the gospel, there is no salvation.” (Volume 10, Number 1, Page 18)
“Judgment falls on the seed of the serpent (Abimelech), however, when a woman throws a millstone on Abimelech’s head (rōʾs̆) and his skull (gulĕggōlet)52 is crushed (rāṣaṣ)53 (9:53).” (Volume 10, Number 2, Page 35)
“The distinctive accent of biblical theology, as Brian Rosner notes, is that it ‘lets the biblical text set the agenda” (Volume 10, Number 2, Page 22)
- Title: Southern Baptist Journal of Theology, Volume 10
- Author: Stephen J. Wellum
- Series: Southern Baptist Journal of Theology
- Publisher: Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
- Print Publication Date: 2006
- Logos Release Date: 2009
- Language: English
- Resources: 1
- Format: Digital › Logos Research Edition
- Subject: Theology › Periodicals
- Resource ID: LLS:gs_sbjt_10
- Resource Type: Journal
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