HeyJaredBill Evans
OTR Truckdriver thinking and sharing about important stuff, while crisscrossing the country in my mobile monastery.
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Elijah Came & So Did Christ (opens the original)
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One of the most important principles of biblical interpretation is that Scripture must teach us how Scripture speaks. We should not begin with modern assumptions about what words like coming, appearing, or seeing must mean and then force those assumptions onto the text. Few examples demonstrate this more clearly than the prophecy concerning the coming of Elijah.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!OLal!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep
The Church: Past, Present, Future (opens the original)
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I’m looking for some serious feedback and discussion from my Christian friends, especially those who are always stressing the importance of the local church, liturgy, creeds and submission to elders. In the young, exploding 1st century gentile community of faith-• without 2000 years of law• without 2000 years of church history• without benefit of creeds and councils• widespread illiteracy• an incomplete canon• no personal copies of the Scriptures• rampant heresyoverseers/elders were vitally impo
Free to Leave? (opens the original)
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In the ongoing debate concerning Christian nationalism,James White, Jeff Durbin, Doug Wilson, Toby Sumpter, Joel Webbon, Stephen Wolfe, Eric Conn, Brian Sauvé, Andrew Isker, Andrew Torba and others are debating questions worth asking. What constitutes a nation? What place should biblical law occupy in civil government? How much religious toleration should exist? Does Christian political order emerge primarily through evangelism, families, churches and institutions working from the bottom up, or
How Full Preterism Saves Sola Scriptura (opens the original)
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One of the stranger criticisms directed at full preterists comes from fellow Protestants. We are told that our problem is not simply that we interpret certain passages incorrectly, but that we have wandered outside the boundaries established by the historic creeds and confessions. Sometimes the accusation is sharpened further: full preterism is supposedly the inevitable product of Solo Scriptura—the individual Christian with his Bible, accountable to no church, creed, confession, or historical c
My last day, My best day (opens the original)
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As I grow older, I find myself thinking more often about death. Maybe that is simply part of getting older. Maybe it’s because as an over the road truckdriver I see life much like a highway with exit ramps, and accidents that develop suddenly out of nowhere, many ending in fatalities. There comes a point when you realize there are considerably more miles behind you than ahead of you. Death ceases to be something that happens mostly to family members, friends, and people in the news. One begins t
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