The central message of Job
Commentary I got a high distinction for this exam answer (86%). The exam question asked what the central message of Job is and gave a quote from Hill and Walton (as I recall). All...
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The purpose of the book of Chronicles
Commentary I got a high distinction for the exam answer (86%). The question contained a quote from I think Dumbrell regarding the value of the presence of God rather than of Kings. The quote...
Relational Apologetics
Title of Essay Summarise the key distinctions between the different apologetic methods/approaches: Furthermore, identity three reasons as to why you prefer one particular method/approach as well as outlining a major weakness found in the...
“The Nations”
Title of Essay “The nations ‘remain on the sidelines’ (R. N. Whybray, Isaiah 40-66, 32) in the Writing Prophets’ view of the future.” Discuss this assertion in relation to the prophecies of Isaiah, Amos...
Biblical Apologetics
Title of Essay Analyse the Effectiveness within Scripture of the following approaches to Apologetics: General Revelation, Historical Record & Eyewitness Testimony, Fulfilment of Prophecy and The Witness of Our Lives.To what extent are these...
Toward a better understanding of marriage, divorce and remarriage
Title of Essay With an audience in mind (e.g., youth, university), provide a script for a talk addressing and critically analysing the key areas that underpin the issues in one of following areas of...
The Purpose of God in the Covenants of the Pentateuch
So I made a bit of a mistake in this one by writing this essay in a systematic theology style rather than writing this as a historical survey of the topic from the Pentateuch....
Imitating Christ
How does a thorough analysis of the life of Jesus’ (imitation) ethical approach found in Scripture reveal the ways in which it shapes and informs the moral framework of individuals within the Christian faith,...
Deontology, utilitarianism, and virtues ethical theories
Title of Essay Summarise the key distinctions between deontology, utilitarianism, and virtues ethical theories and explain how each theory approaches the concept of morality differently? Commentary: So, right off the bat, the big mistake...