Thank you for telling me about your substack. I have to confess that I also have a hard time with old English and historical contexts that I have not studied in depth. I agree it would be helpful if you would explain the points you think are important and then it would be possible to comment. My particular concern is what we are facing now and what obedience to Christ requires. The Book of Revelation is important, as are all prophetic passages, but even more importantly , it is difficult to find Christians whose faith is not compromised.
Although I already subscribe to your work, I don't have very much idea of what I'm looking at. Am I right in assuming that you're suggesting that our past is deleted/obscured for a reason; basically to deny the truth of who & what we really are? (pretty much the same as Clif but on a more scholarly level?)
When I've previously looked at texts you've published, that you've translated into more modern English I'm still at a bit of a loss. Is it possible to get a commentary/explanation with those texts, to aid the not-so-bright like me?
It looks your PDF reader is copy/pasting the link wrong. "00jame" in the URL became "OOjame". Those are zeroes! This link should work:
https://archive.org/details/workesofmosthigh00jame
Thank you for telling me about your substack. I have to confess that I also have a hard time with old English and historical contexts that I have not studied in depth. I agree it would be helpful if you would explain the points you think are important and then it would be possible to comment. My particular concern is what we are facing now and what obedience to Christ requires. The Book of Revelation is important, as are all prophetic passages, but even more importantly , it is difficult to find Christians whose faith is not compromised.
Hello,
Although I already subscribe to your work, I don't have very much idea of what I'm looking at. Am I right in assuming that you're suggesting that our past is deleted/obscured for a reason; basically to deny the truth of who & what we really are? (pretty much the same as Clif but on a more scholarly level?)
When I've previously looked at texts you've published, that you've translated into more modern English I'm still at a bit of a loss. Is it possible to get a commentary/explanation with those texts, to aid the not-so-bright like me?
Thanks!
Ian