In yesterday’s review of D A Carson’s The God Who Is There I mentioned being struck by the echoes of Exodus 32-34 he found in the prologue to John’s Gospel, specifically John 1:14-18. For those interested, I’m listing the 5 he discusses on pages 111-117. 1. Tabernacle & Temple: John 1:14 states, “The Word became [...]
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Echoes of Exodus in the Prologue of John
Posted in John, tagged D A Carson, Exodus 32, John 1, The God Who Is There on Tuesday, August 3, 2010 | 2 Comments »
Considering Lazarus
Posted in Gospels, John, Luke, tagged Lazarus, Tim Keller on Friday, February 5, 2010 | 4 Comments »
During a recent discussion in our church’s training school, I commented that in all of Jesus’ parables, he never once names any of his characters. The people are always generic: son, servant, master, builder, Samaritan, etc. I was quickly corrected, however, and reminded that there is one parable wherein Jesus names some of his players. The parable is found [...]
The Feeling in the Upper Room
Posted in Jesus, John on Saturday, August 29, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
When I was 27, I had surgery on my left kidney. On the day of the operation, I was nervous for what lay ahead. I recall being in the prep room with my father, about an hour or so before they were going to take me away, and the mood was heavy and sober. Even though we both had [...]










