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Exegetical studies using the SCAR Quadrilateral framework --- Scripture, Christocentrism, Antiquity, Reality

A comprehensive SCAR analysis of Isaiah 53:5 and the question of physical healing in the atonement.

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Meeting Structure: Lord’s Supper and Participatory Worship

Section titled “Meeting Structure: Lord’s Supper and Participatory Worship”

How should Christian meetings be structured to honor both reverent Lord’s Supper and open participatory worship?

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A theological exploration of divine authority, Christ’s exaltation, and believer participation.

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A textual criticism study examining the controversy between the Masoretic Text and Septuagint readings of Amos 7:1.

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Trumpet Call: When the Saints Meet Their Savior

Section titled “Trumpet Call: When the Saints Meet Their Savior”

A SCAR study examining the timing of the rapture in relation to the antichrist’s appearance. What does Scripture teach, what did Jesus say, what did the early church believe, and how do faithful Christians today understand these events?

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A SCAR study examining one of the most debated interpretive questions in the New Testament: What does “the perfect” refer to in 1 Corinthians 13:10? Four major views examined from Scripture, Christocentrism, antiquity, and modern theology.

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A SCAR study examining the spectrum of views on whether the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5—7) applies to believers today --- from the Anabaptist “absolutely” to the dispensationalist “not directly for the church age.”

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A SCAR study on Revelation 2:12-13 --- the identity of “Satan’s throne” in Pergamum, the martyrdom of Antipas, and what Jesus meant when He singled out this city above all others.

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Who is the “Angel of the LORD” in the Hebrew Bible --- a created angelic being, a manifestation of the Father, or the pre-incarnate Son of God?

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