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One Story, Two Revelations, Four Voices: Reading Biblical Narrative Christologically – Brad Jersak

Aug 28, 2014 | Author - Brad Jersak

The Ongoing Issue of Biblical Authority Back in the day, when the early Church first came to faith in Jesus as Messiah but still relied entirely on the Hebrew Scriptures as their only ‘Bible,’ gospel preaching focused on the myriad of texts fulfilled in Christ. They...

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