Discussion of Sources 1-3 of the Theological Hexagon
In this post, I discuss the first three sources of theology of the Theological Hexagon. These sources are Scripture, reason, and tradition. Special Revelation, i.e., Scripture The term “special revelation”, i.e., Scripture, means the Bible (i.e., sixty-six books of...
Introduction to the Theological Hexagon
This is the first of three posts about what I call the Theological Hexagon. The Theological Hexagon is a prioritized visual representation of the sources one ought to use to arrive at the single, definite and fixed interpretation of a passage of Scripture. ...
Vital Research Tools for More Competent Bible Study
Most churches do not stress the arsenal of research tools that are necessary for a Bible student to carry out better, more competent, Bible study. As a consequence, many Christ-followers do not have a clue that they need research tools, much less what research...
Better Bible Study through Using a Graphōble Hybrid Journal
The article about “Journibles” (see the guest post at knowableword.com by Angie Stanley entitled “Why I Love Journibles” (October 25, 2019 ) (link: https://www.knowableword.com/2019/10/25/why-i-love-journibles/ . ) reminded me about the significant...
Drawing Closer to God through Copying Scripture
My reading of the article about “journibles” has increased my interest in copying Scripture as a part of my Bible study practice. I am more attentive to articles about copying Scripture. One such article is by Ray Pritchard entitled “Writing out Scripture...