The Practice of the Early Church – Session 3 – Elder-Led Congregational Consensus
I was able to attend session 3 of a home church conference put on by NTRF. Here are some not I took from session 3 – Elder-Led Congregational Consensus. The…
I was able to attend session 3 of a home church conference put on by NTRF. Here are some not I took from session 3 – Elder-Led Congregational Consensus. The…
I was able to attend session 2 of a home church conference put on by NTRF. Here are some not I took from session 2 – Participatory Church Meetings. The…
Several people that I know (who attended the conference) have already responded/reacted to it on their blogs. Alan at “Assembling of the Church” in a post called “Reflections on The…
Q: Directed to Robinson – If Peter is the source of Mark’s Gospel, why would Mark record that Peter did not believe if Luke recorded that Peter did believe?A: That…
Dr. Bock responds to the four speakers: Where we agree (not necessarily presuppositions):Both readings are old.What is taught in this section, for the most part, is taught elsewhere.What we all…
Mark’s Conclusion to Peter’s Discourses[much of what is written here has been directly copied from this paper]His Position (upfront):Absolutely convinced that the long ending is original based on the external…
Think Mark did not intend to end his gospel at Mark 16:8, but that his original ending was lost. Introductory Remarks – Missing beginning and ends of ancient manuscripts did…
Moving in a totally different direction than the previous speaker. Amid Perfect Contempt, a Place for the Genuine, the Long Ending for Mark as cont… Presupposition:Either Mark Priority or co-essential…
From this point forward (for this blog series) I will be making brief notes of the argument that each speaker puts forth. “From the End Spring New Beginnings”: Mark 16:8…
I am sitting here, waiting for a conference to start. This is my first conference at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. This particular conference is about whether or not the last…