William D. Barrick Follower of Christ-Scholar in Old Testament and Hebrew

Writing · 2018

March 2018

5 pieces. To find something by what it is about, use the books of the Bible.

  1. The Book of Genesis and Resurrection Sunday

    HE IS RISEN! HE IS RISEN INDEED! Sometimes we allow ourselves to so compartmentalize the Bible’s teachings that we fail to grasp the overarching unity of Scripture. On this Resurrection Sunday, I found a tremendous blog at the website for Is Genesis History? Yes, the superb film produced by Dr.

  2. The Synoptic Gospels’ Inerrancy: Translation Differences

    Sometimes an apparent contradiction arises from a translation, not from the text in its original language. Matthew 16:13 in the King James Version (KJV) reads, “When Jesus came into the coasts of Caesarea Philippi, . .

  3. The Synoptic Gospels’ Inerrancy: Geographical Realities

    Four Gospels, four viewpoints—do they lead to inconsistency in their testimony concerning the words and deeds of Jesus Christ? Apart from all of their similarities, what should readers do when they find apparent contradictions?

  4. Back Up and Running in 2018

    Sometimes things don’t go exactly as we plan. Those situations become the times “that try men’s souls,” as someone once so aptly announced.

  5. Bible Expositor’s Handbook–New Testament

    Dr. Greg Harris, Professor of Bible Exposition at The Master’s Seminary, has written and published a two-volume series on the exposition of the Bible. WordSearch Bible makes both volumes available at a special reduced rate for a short time.