The Unclean Mother in Israel WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 2012 Posted by: www.thinkgospel.com | more.. Q&A: If you have Bible questions you can email us at info@thinkgospel.com The ceremonial laws for uncleanness in the Old Testament relate to three main areas: death and the dead, leprosy, and aspects of human procreation (Leviticus 12:1–8;... [ ... ] [ abbreviated | read original blog ] AUTO-BLOG IMPORT:  CLICK TO READ ENTIRE ARTICLE Category:  TG-Commentary • permalink | post new | clone this | rss feed | blog top »

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Studies on the Tabernacle (Pt. 2) The Names and Designations of the Tabernacle WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 07, 2011 Posted by: www.thinkgospel.com | more.. The tabernacle was the meeting place of God. This is clearly identified in the four names that are given to it. The most common name was mishkan (dwelling place). It was also called an ohel (tent). God’s mishkan would necessarily be an ohel. Both of... [ ... ] [ abbreviated | read original blog ] • permalink | post new | clone this | rss feed | blog top »

Studies on the Tabernacle (Pt. 1) Introduction WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 2011 Posted by: www.thinkgospel.com | more.. Introduction Much of the New Testament language and theology cannot be fully understood without first understanding Old Testament history, the workings of God with His ancient people. Nowhere is this more evident than in the book of Hebrews, with... [ abbreviated | read entire ] • permalink | post new | clone this | rss feed | blog top »

Ruth #4 Understanding Ruth’s “Bold Propositionâ€� (Ch. 3:7) TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 2011 Posted by: www.thinkgospel.com | more.. Practices in ancient Israel were very different from the modern western world. Indeed some cultural practices have become fodder for critics and skeptics. The practice of uncovering the feet (Ruth 3:7), for example, seems to the modern mind to be... [ ... ] [ abbreviated | read original blog ] • permalink | post new | clone this | rss feed | blog top »

Ruth #2 Themes in the book of Ruth SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 2011 Posted by: www.thinkgospel.com | more.. The Sovereignty of God It is rather paradoxical that a book so rich in the works of God makes so little mention of God. There are instances where it seems the writer avoids attributing to God the credit for actions (cf. 2:3) or inquiring of God for... [ ... ] [ abbreviated | read original blog ] • permalink | post new | clone this | rss feed | blog top »

Ruth #1: Introducing the book of Ruth FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 2011 Posted by: www.thinkgospel.com | more.. The book of Ruth may be considered an appendix to the book of Judges. The sin-cycle that characterizes Judges views the problem on a national level. Ruth however, is a case study of a particular family living through the national declension of... [ ... ] [ abbreviated | read original blog ] • permalink | post new | clone this | rss feed | blog top »

The Old Testament Prophets FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 2011 Posted by: www.thinkgospel.com | more.. The times in which the Old Testament prophets lived were eventful, spiritual decline lead to political and social anarchy. The chart attached gives a time-line of these prophets. It is important to know the times in which a particular prophet... [ ... ] [ abbreviated | read original blog ] • permalink | post new | clone this | rss feed | blog top »