Thoughts on Scripture
James BejonScattered thoughts from James Bejon, intended to bring out certain aspects/details of Scripture which are often glossed over. All content free.
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Zechariah & Mourning
And I will pour out on the house of David and the inhabitants of Jerusalem a spirit of grace and pleas for mercy, so that, when they look on me, on him whom they have pierced, they shall mourn for him, as one mourns for an only child, and w...
David & Simeon
Not everything on Twitter is an evil. A couple of days ago, Matt Lee Anderson made the following fascinating observation:
When the elderly David heard about Solomon’s enthronement, he proclaimed ‘Blessed be the LORD, the God of Israel, who...
Pre-Millennial Typology
Revelation 21–22 has numerous parallels with Genesis 2, but at the same time it reflects a better world than Genesis 2’s, since it’s the completion of the process that God initiated back in Eden. God always builds back better.
- Just as...
Yahweh, the God of Genesis 1
As you might know, Genesis 1 is the beginning of Scripture. It opens with the words ‘in the beginning’, and describes the beginning of God’s workmanship.
Yet the name Yahweh doesn’t occur until we get to Genesis 2 (it’s all Elohim until th...
A Proposed Structure for Revelation
There’s a special blessing for those who ‘keep’ what’s written in the book of Revelation, so it would be nice if we could identify a structure that helps us remember its contents.
It feels like such a thing should exist because the book is...
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Christian, Church-goer, Junior Researcher @Tyndale_House, Student, by God’s grace. Alternatively, see https://tyndalehouse.academia.edu/JamesBejon, https://twitter.com/JamesBejon
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