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Here we get to Jesus’s notorious “You’re from your father the devil” statement. Before he outright said it, he’d been suggesting it. Now he gets blunt.
His audience was deliberately choosing to misunderstand and misinterpret him. They had pre-judged him as a heretic, presumed everything he said had a corrupt or evil intent, and flipped his meanings ...
Seven פְּעָמִֽים/pe’amím, “beats,” or “seconds,” after Elijah’s boy had checked the weather and saw nothing, Elijah had him check it again, and the boy saw a cloud coming. That, to Elijah, meant rain, so he sent the boy to warn the king, Ahab ben Omri, rain was coming—so go אֱסֹ֣ר/asór, “tie up.” Tie up what? The KJV translates this “P...
Most of the verses in my brain are in the King James Version, ’cause when I was a kid in Sunday school, that’s the translation they had us memorize ’em in. But in junior high they switched us to the then-brand-new New International Version, so I have a few verses embedded in my bra...
Recently I wrote about Paul’s “thorn in the flesh.” Christians regularly claim Paul of Tarsus was writing about a chronic illness. But the way he phrases it in 1 Corinthians indicates he means a person—an opponent who constantly got in his way, who irritated Paul so much he asked Jesus to remove him. And Jesus told him no: Paul needed this guy to keep...
You recall Jesus teaching the Judeans who believed in him how, if they’re truly his students and abide in his teachings, Jn 8.30 they’ll know the truth, and it’ll free them. Jn 8.31 Their response was, “Free?—from what? We’re no slaves,” Jn 8.33 and Jesus replied, “You are when you’re slaves to sin,” Jn 8.34 and “You should do as you hear from the Fa...