Luther was no stranger to conflict. He found himself at odds with the Roman Church and other reformers. How did he navigate this struggle? Luther said “here I stand”—upon the word. But when God’s word itself is the battlefield, how did he distinguish friend from foe? Did trust in his own interpretation? Was Luther merely a more accurate interpreter? Or perhaps a louder and more bullish one?
Tag: Hermeneutics
How did the Apostles see Jesus in the OT? The answer is in Peter’s foundational sermon in Acts 2.
I’ve been thinking of an illustration to help explain typology. I would like to trial it out here and appreciate all feedback!
This is part three of an ongoing review of Continuity and Discontinuity edited by John S. Feinberg and published by Crossway. Read part one or part two.
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