“Much of the theology of the Bible is what we could call “task theology.” It is theological truth brought to bear on specific life situations. Since biblical authors seldom deal comprehensively with a particular topic, we must be cautious before… — Mark L. Strauss Copy Share Image
“Living “biblically,” I would suggest, means recognizing our place in God’s story and living in such a way that we reflect his nature and purpose in the world.” — Mark L. Strauss Copy Share Image
“A myriad of contemporary social, ethical, and theological questions are not addressed in the Bible, either because they were not part of the world… — Mark L. Strauss Copy Share Image
“Much of the theology of the Bible is what we could call “task theology.” It is theological truth brought to bear on specific life… — Mark L. Strauss Copy Share Image
“Living “biblically,” I would suggest, means recognizing our place in God’s story and living in such a way that we reflect his nature and… — Mark L. Strauss Copy Share Image
“Genre identification can make or break the proper interpretation of a biblical book or passage. Enormous controversy surrounds the opening chapters of Genesis concerning… — Mark L. Strauss Copy Share Image
“Discerning when and how these commands apply to us involves discerning the heart of God behind the text.” — Mark L. Strauss Copy Share Image
