“The Hebrew word ga’al appears twelve times, and the noun version of it nine times.24 It is variously translated, but it basically combines two elements: relation and redemption. It refers to a close family member who steps in to defend,… — David P. Murray Copy Share Image
“And unless we are postmodernists who could care less about the original authors’ intentions and meaning, let’s throw our Psalters in the sea and… — David P. Murray Copy Share Image
“I used to think that Genesis 1–2 was all about evolution versus creation. I read lots of books, watched lots of DVDs, and listened… — David P. Murray Copy Share Image
“The law was given to people whom God had already redeemed. . . . Grace comes before the law. There are eighteen chapters of… — David P. Murray Copy Share Image
“redemption and relationship come before rules to help express thankfulness. Anglican pastor and Old Testament scholar Christopher Wright put it like this: The law… — David P. Murray Copy Share Image
“the gospel of Abraham was the gospel of Moses. And both were the gospel of Jesus.” — David P. Murray Copy Share Image
“The Hebrew word ga’al appears twelve times, and the noun version of it nine times.24 It is variously translated, but it basically combines two… — David P. Murray Copy Share Image
“Dr. Murray points to the Nazarite system as what he calls an external scaffolding supporting human efforts at righteousness, reminding the participant that he… — David P. Murray Copy Share Image
“The New Testament quotes from the Psalter more often than from any other Old Testament book. • Of the 283 direct quotes of the… — David P. Murray Copy Share Image
“God has never manifested himself to men in any other way than through the Son, that is, his sole wisdom, light, and truth. From… — David P. Murray Copy Share Image
“Unless we understand that sinners in the Old and New Testaments were only saved by grace through faith in the Messiah, we will view… — David P. Murray Copy Share Image
