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November 11, 2019 by Staff Writer Leave a Comment

Why Genre Matters for the Biblical Inerrancy Debate

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Dr. Craig Blomberg discusses how understanding the historical nature of the Gospels informs the inerrancy debate (0:10), and Dr. Steve Runge gives a lesson on honor from Ephesians (3:15).

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Filed Under: Church History, Interviews, Language Lab Tagged With: biblical inerrancy, craig blomberg, honor your father and mother, Language Lab ancient biography, literary genre, modern standards of inerrancy, steve runge

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