Canonical MondaysMary BusbyMay 9, 2022Mother's Day, Book of Ruth, Ruth, Naomi, Boaz, Moab, Book of Judges

Men and Women Restoring Men and Women, Galatians 6:1

So, after comparing the differences between the actions spawned by the flesh and the fruit produced by the Holy Spirit (Galatians 5), Paul teaches the men and women in the congregation who display the characteristics of the Holy Spirit to get involved in the lives of those who have been tripped up by sin. These men and women are to restore such people.

Spirit-filled women are to restore men and women. Spirit-filled men are to restore men and women. Paul does not add restrictions as to who can restore who. The single qualification is that such a man or woman be one who is spiritual, one controlled by the Spirit, showing the fruit that the Spirit produces.

Tim ColeApril 25, 2022

Resurrection in Jesus’ Hebrew Bible: The Case of Joseph, Mordecai, and Daniel

Canonical MondaysJustin BusbyApril 18, 2022Resurrection from the dead, Resurrection of Jesus, Old Testament, Hebrew Bible, Resurrection in the Old Testament

It is Finished, John 19:30

Justin BusbyApril 15, 2022

The Lamb King: Death and Resurrection, Psalm 23

Easter, How to do Canonical Study, Canonical MondaysTim ColeApril 11, 2022Easter, Jesus' Death, Resurrection, Resurrection of Jesus, Psalm 23, The Lord is my shepherd

Marriage Conflict

The context of Genesis 3:16 suggests that there was not a happy future in store for the woman. She would experience pain in childbirth, experience conflict with her husband, and suffer domination at his hands. Fallen Adam, representing fallen men, would treat her as a child, an inferior, and an unequal. In a word, he would oppress her. How, then, should we understand this prediction?