Wesley Huff (BA. MTS. PhD candidate) was born in Multan, Pakistan and spent a portion of his childhood in the Middle East. Wesley has participated in numerou…
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Dr. Jim Parker, retired professor of worldview at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, died at 1am on Saturday October, 24th. Dr. Parker was a very special person to so many. Here is a tribute to him and his impact on me personally.
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What if the Prodigal Son story is not really about the son? Wes Huff is joined by his friend and New Testament scholar Luuk van de Weghe, to explore Luke 15, its two lost sons, overlooked cultural and textual context, and the Father at the center of Jesus’s most famous parable.
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The Wes Huff study bundle in collaboration with @logosbibleapp Bible Software
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Topics: What is "The Septuagint"? · The LXX origin story · Did the NT authors use the Septuagint? · Back to whether the NT authors used the LXX · Should the NT authors' complex use of the LXX concern us? · Do the NT authors really "quote" the LXX?
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The Wes Huff study bundle in collaboration with @logosbibleapp Bible Software
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Do the Gospels behave like history when we test the details? The Gospel writers could never have anticipated the kinds of tests researchers can perform nearly 2,000 years later. FEATURED SCHOLARS @CraigKeenerPhD — Professor of Biblical Studies, Asbury Theological Seminary, Author of Christobiography.
Topics: Can the Gospels be tested? · Joanna, Chuza, and an obscure historical detail · The claim to eyewitness testimony · Were the Gospels written close enough to the events? · Mark, Alexander the Great, and living memory · Testing the Gospels through names
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