Accommodation Theory fails because Jehovah never communicates truth by affirming error, and Jesus never taught falsehood to make truth easier to hear.
What Is Accommodation Theory, and Why Must Christians Reject It?
Finding an Interpretive Approach to the Revelation of John
The Book of Revelation was written around A.D. 95 in Asia Minor by the apostle John, who, was on the island of Patmos, not far from the coast of Asia Minor. Revelation is one of the most fascinating books of the Bible. However, much debate surrounds the proper interpretation of this work. Is it a prophecy of future events yet to take place, or have the prophecies of this book been fulfilled?
Why Do Churchgoers Need to Be Warned and Educated About the Dangers of Biblical Criticism?
Higher critics have taught that much of the Bible was composed of legend and myth, that Moses did not write the first five books of the Bible, 8th century Isaiah did not write Isaiah, there were three authors of Isaiah, 6th century Daniel did not write Daniel, it was penned in the 2nd century BCE. Higher critics have taught that Jesus did not say all that he said in his Sermon on the Mount and that Jesus did not condemn the Pharisees in Matthew 23, as this was Matthew because he hated the Jews. These are just highlights for there are
Since the 1990s How Has Lower (Textual) Criticism Begun Following in the Footsteps of Higher (Biblical) Criticism?
Discover how New Testament textual criticism has lost its way since the 1990s, as lower criticism has followed in the footsteps of higher criticism. Learn about the coherence-based genealogical method, which emphasizes the importance of understanding the historical and cultural context of the text and the social context of the manuscripts. Explore the changing definition and goal of New Testament textual criticism.
Fallacies of the Higher Criticism: (Biblical Criticism, Literary Criticism)
Delve into the debated methods of analyzing sacred texts. Discover the truth behind the critique in our latest article.
The History of the Higher Criticism
Delve into the History of Higher Criticism. Explore biblical studies and theological analysis.
The Dangers of Biblical Criticism—Rhetorical Criticism
Delve into the dangers of biblical rhetorical criticism. Explore the risks involved in scripture analysis and theological discourse.
The Word of God Builds Faith
The very first Christians who were disciples of Christ had a bit of an advantage, as they traveled with Jesus, they heard and saw him. They were assured that he was the Messiah by the things they saw and heard, such as his healing the sick, opening blind eyes, raising the dead, Jesus himself being... Continue Reading →
The Alarming Rise of the Evangelical Hyperbolic Hermeneutic as Opposed to the Traditional Grammatic-Historical Approach
Explore the shift in biblical interpretation methods and what it means for faith today.
The Flaws of the Historical-Critical Method of Biblical Interpretation
How Heterodoxy Becomes Orthodox Through Psychological Operations, i.e. how heresy infiltrates God’s People Introduction What is the true nature of the historical-critical method of liberal biblical scholars that has been so whole-heartedly adopted by critical, evangelical scholars? How can one place its true nature on a practical level of understanding for the average reader of... Continue Reading →
