Christological interpretation of the Old Testament
238On the Third Day
16 Feb 2026
43:37¶ 151
“For sure. I think one other thing we can comment on in looking at these first portions of Acts is the way that the…”
44:03¶ 152
“There’s no, “Oh, we need to go back to the original context. We need to understand what the Jews would say.” No, they pick…”
44:56¶ 154
“No, he rose the third day. It’s a calendar day, and if he was raised on the second or fourth day then God’s a…”
231The Completion of the Gospel
8 Dec 2025
6:51¶ 23
“This is what Jesus does. He doesn’t say, “Remember all those people in the Old Testament and all the wonderful experiences they had? You…”
7:14¶ 24
“Unfortunately, I’ve run into too many Presbyterian and Reformed people who are a bit uncomfortable with that. “Yeah, he’s mentioned more or less in…”
7:44¶ 25
“Jesus is saying all of the books are about him. Sometimes they’re very direct references. We all know Isaiah 53, “despised, rejected, wounded for…”
230The Witnesses of the Risen Lord
24 Nov 2025
17:32¶ 70
“Somehow he got through everything in the Old Testament during this few hours of walking, and showed them himself in all of the scriptures…”
17:47¶ 71
“I have known Reformed Christians, Calvinists, whatever you want to call us, who would literally die for the doctrines of inspiration, infallibility, inerrancy. But…”
18:22¶ 72
“This was not our Lord’s approach to this – all of scripture. That means Ecclesiastes. That means Esther. That means Job. That means all…”
87A Mother in Israel (Part 3) - Song of Deborah
12 Oct 2021
2:44¶ 9
“He’s the one speaking, of course, something we need to remember. It’s the Spirit of Christ who inspired the prophets, and he’s the theme…”
1:21¶ 5
“Yes, given that the Bible is about Jesus. That may have come across the wrong way because there are a lot of Christians who…”
3:38¶ 11
“That’s kind of what we have here. Usually the focus of the prophets is on some male hero – a prophet, a king, a…”
24Two Models for Manhood
14 Jun 2020
42:22¶ 146
“I think one thing we have to keep reminding ourselves about is that the hero of these stories is not Abraham, Isaac, or Jacob.…”
42:46¶ 147
“And that brings us back to where you began, Emily, with what Dr. Vos was saying. In Abraham we see the father who gives…”
43:12¶ 149
“Isaac doesn’t come back. Isaac stays out there, but Jacob is the one who comes as the active power of God in the world…”