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An evaluation of the promise to David in 2 Samuel 7, in light of the covenants with Abraham and with Israel at Sinai

An evaluation of the promise to David in 2 Samuel 7, in light of the covenants with Abraham and with Israel at Sinai

by David Tinson | Sep 1, 2019 | Tend the Garden

Any promises God has made that have not yet been fulfilled, will be fulfilled in the future. 100% This is a short academic paper on how, in light of the covenantal background, I understand God’s promise to David outlined in 2 Samuel 7. Introduction Throughout...
Replacement theology (Part 4) – The Israel of God

Replacement theology (Part 4) – The Israel of God

by David Tinson | May 24, 2019 | Tend the Garden

The Israel of God = God’s faithful people within Israel If you have been following this series, you will have seen that in part 3 I received the interpretational equivalent of a bloodied nose. As a quick reminder, we had taken a look at Romans 2:28-29 and Romans...
Does the structure of the Letter to the Hebrews facilitate the author’s purpose?

Does the structure of the Letter to the Hebrews facilitate the author’s purpose?

by David Tinson | May 20, 2019 | Tend the Garden

The author’s purpose is persuasion Occasionally we will publish academic papers. In this article, our first paper attempts to answer the question, ‘Evaluate the extent to which the structure of hebrews facilitates the author’s purpose?’ We hope that...
Replacement theology (Part 3) – True Jews, true Israel?

Replacement theology (Part 3) – True Jews, true Israel?

by David Tinson | Jan 1, 2019 | Tend the Garden

Reading something into the text (eisegesis) is a serious error of interpretation In part 2 of this series, we saw how there are quite a few verses in the New Testament that we can use to support replacement theology. I briefly mentioned Romans 2:28-29, Romans 9:6,...
Replacement theology (Part 2) – An open-and-shut case?

Replacement theology (Part 2) – An open-and-shut case?

by David Tinson | Dec 27, 2018 | Tend the Garden

An open-and-shut case? Part of the beauty of the Christian life is the rich diversity of theological positions subscribed to by our brothers and sisters in Christ. In the first post of this series we introduced one that is very popular – replacement theology...
Replacement theology (Part 1) – What is replacement theology?

Replacement theology (Part 1) – What is replacement theology?

by David Tinson | Sep 22, 2018 | Tend the Garden

Last month I decided to spend some time having a look at replacement theology. But before we do that, I thought it would be helpful to write an article asking the question, what is replacement theology? Too often we simply assume that everyone knows what terms such as...
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Recent Posts

  • Are we wearing the right glasses? 8th September 2020
  • The great robbery – Part 2 14th April 2020
  • The great robbery – Part 1 12th January 2020
  • An evaluation of the promise to David in 2 Samuel 7, in light of the covenants with Abraham and with Israel at Sinai 1st September 2019
  • Replacement theology (Part 4) – The Israel of God 24th May 2019
  • Does the structure of the Letter to the Hebrews facilitate the author’s purpose? 20th May 2019
  • Replacement theology (Part 3) – True Jews, true Israel? 1st January 2019
  • Replacement theology (Part 2) – An open-and-shut case? 27th December 2018
  • Exegesis, eisegesis and hermeneutics – why all the fancy words? 11th November 2018
  • Replacement theology (Part 1) – What is replacement theology? 22nd September 2018

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