This post is a review of L. Michael Morales’ excellent book, Exodus: Old and New: A Biblical Theology of Redemption. Tim Bertolet is a Research Fellow with the BibleMesh Institute. In the study of the Bible the words “Biblical Theology” mean more than the sum of their parts. As a discipline Biblical Theology does not merely […]
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This post is part of an ongoing series exploring the Biblical theology of the book of Hebrews. Tim Bertolet is a Research Fellow with the BibleMesh Institute. There are arguably few passages in Scripture more important than Psalm 8:4–6 and its fulfillment in Hebrews 2:6–8. In these few verses are the sum of God’s design
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This post is part of an ongoing series exploring the Biblical theology of the book of Hebrews. Tim Bertolet is a Research Fellow with the BibleMesh Institute. Introduction As we explored in our last post, Hebrews opens with announcing the revelation of God as he speaks in the Son. God speaking in the Son is
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This post is the first in a series on Hebrews from BibleMesh Institute Research Fellow in Biblical Studies, Tim Bertolet. Introduction Evangelicals have always believed that our theology, the beliefs that we confess about God and his work, comes from the Bible. However, we have not always been clear on how we arrive at
What Does Hebrews 1 Teach Us About Biblical Theology? Read Post »
We recently launched the BibleMesh Research Fellows program. Our aim is to highlight the expertise and insight of developing scholars as they teach, write, and research in service to the Church. To this end, we are excited to introduce Tim Bertolet— a new Fellow in Biblical Studies. Our Dean, Dr. Dennis Greeson, recently sat down
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