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The Sons of Israel or the Sons of God? (Deuteronomy 32:8)

We’re working our way through Michael Heiser’s Logos Mobile Ed Course The Jewish Trinity (other posts). One major step in Heiser’s argument is in explaining that the Old Testament teaches a council made up of Yahweh and other elohim, otherwise known as the divine council. It may be surprising to many that such an idea is found in the Scriptures, but for Heiser this neglected truth can assist in Jewish evangelism. Recognizing divine plurality in the OT helps clear the ground for plurality within YHWH Himself.

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How Do I Respond to a Jewish Objection to the Trinity?

Central to Judaism is monotheism: the belief in only one God. Christians claim to hold this belief too, but sometimes are accused of inconsistency with our doctrine of the Trinity. Can God be one but three? However, what if the Old Testament itself teaches divine plurality?

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The Jewish Trinity?

mobile-ed-ot291-the-jewish-trinity-how-the-old-testament-reveals-the-christian-godheadI’m beginning a review series on Michael Heiser’s The Jewish Trinity Mobile Ed course. This is my second course so far, but I reviewed the first as an overview of Mobile Ed itself. With The Jewish Trinity, I will focus more on the content as I work through it.

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Logos Mobile Ed Review (Walton) Pt. 6: Conclusion

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Logos Mobile Ed Review (Walton) Pt. 5: The Lectures

Mobile Ed LogoThe last few weeks have been a bit intense for us. We moved house and gave birth to our second child, first son: Whitfield Stephen Kennedy. Now that our internet is hooked up again, I will be finishing my review of Logos Mobile Ed by way of John Walton’s Old Testament Genres course. In prior posts we talked about Mobile Ed, the video, the supplemental material (workbook, exams, tutorials), and the iPhone/iPad app. What’s missing is a review of the Old Testament Genres course itself! In tomorrow’s (final) post I will give my concluding thoughts on my Mobile Ed experience.

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Logos Mobile Ed Review (Walton) Pt. 4: The iPod/iPhone App

Mobile Ed LogoI’m thrilled to be reviewing John Walton’s Old Testament Genres course from the new Logos Mobile Ed program (other posts in the series are here)! In my previous posts, I discussed the video and supplemental materials. Briefly, I want to address Mobile Ed on the iPhone/iPad.

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