Question of the Day: The Testaments | Theology for the Masses

Question of the Day: The Testaments

Posted by Honzo
May 17, 2007

What is different from the Old Testament to the New?

When doing exegesis, theology formation and the like, do you give priority to the New Testament over the Hebrew Bible? Why or why not? Are there conflicts? Are there new ways of doing things? Why or Why not?

Stated another way:

How does the Church relate, minic, or deliniate itself in relation with Israel?

History, Practices

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Comment by Bill Rye The Cable TV GuyNo Gravatar on May 17, 2007 @ 10:54 am

Um, speaking of the Bible now The Washington Post is reporting that after a flood of complaints the Chinese government is contemplating putting WARNING LABELS ON THE BIBLE and prohibiting sale to minors!

Comment by Hank ImlerNo Gravatar on May 17, 2007 @ 12:34 pm

Could you clarify what you mean by priority please? I am wanting to make sure I am understanding what you mean to craft a comment in response.

Comment by Hank ImlerNo Gravatar on May 17, 2007 @ 12:36 pm

If you do mean, reading the New Testament into the Old Testament, here is an post that discusses whether or not we should capitalize “Son” and “Anointed” in Psalm 2.

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