romans
Joshua P. Steele (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshuapsteele.com
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- declared “Romans” via Article tag Source page (opens on the publisher’s site)
- declared “Romans” via Article tag Source page (opens on the publisher’s site)
- declared “Romans” via Article tag Source page (opens on the publisher’s site)
- declared “Romans” via Article tag Source page (opens on the publisher’s site)
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The Bible is clear about how we treat immigrants and the poor. Romans 13 doesn't change that.
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Romans 13 is often used to justify harsh immigration policies, but what happens when we read it alongside Matthew 25's vision of Christ-centered judgment? A biblical framework for Christian immigration ethics.
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This summer, I’ve spent most of my reading/writing time working on a paper on Barth’s Römerbrief reading of Romans 10.
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My 2019 Barth Colloquium paper at Princeton: analyzing strengths and weaknesses of Barth's Römerbrief reading of Romans 9:30–10:21.
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Preparing a paper on Barth's Romans 9:30–10:21 for Princeton, and realizing he may have missed Paul's pastoral concern.
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How Barth's interpretation of Genesis 2–3 changed from Romans to Church Dogmatics while maintaining his critique of religion as idolatry.
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A sermon on Romans 1:1-17 about God's faithfulness, human faith, and the good news revealed in Jesus the Messiah.
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An imaginative introduction to Romans through a sequel to the Prodigal Son, exploring Jews, Gentiles, and God's faithfulness.
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A Second Sunday of Lent sermon on Psalm 121, Genesis 12, Romans 4, John 3, and the help that comes from the Lord.
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Setting aside Cedarville chaos to focus on reading Romans with Karl Barth's commentary during my Greek exegesis independent study.
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A contextual reading of Romans 13:1-7, correcting common misinterpretations and abuses of this oft-misunderstood passage.
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A chapter-by-chapter distillation and paraphrase of Romans, tracing Paul's argument about God's faithfulness in Jesus the Messiah.
