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  • Expositors Exhibit

    A Dark Landscape with a Clear Path: The Prophetic Word and the Persistence of God’s Purposes in Jeremiah 34-36

    Published on August 24, 2026

    By placing the account of the Rechabites between these two royal failures, Jeremiah presents their obedience as a living embodiment of the covenant obedience Judah refused to render.

  • Articles, Scholars Spotlight

    Hidden Providence and Discourse Design: Discourse Analysis and the Theology of Esther

    Published on August 17, 2026

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    In this dissertation I argue that discourse analysis, when applied at the level of whole texts, provides a more precise and theologically illuminating account of Scripture than clause-level exegesis alone. Using the Book of Esther as a test case, it demonstrates that narrative structure is not merely literary form but a vehicle of theological meaning, revealing...

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    The Only Begotten Son of God: Dale Moody’s Claims, Biblical Theology, and Exegetical Meaning in Context

    Published on July 13, 2026

    This essay argues that English translations of the New Testament should render the Greek term μονογενής as “only begotten” when it is used in familial contexts. In my opinion, they cannot do this quickly enough.