October 30, 2025
Don’t trust in rulers; they are but dust. Trust in the God of Jacob who is our help and hope. Follower the way of the Lord which seeks justice, heals the sick, liberates the oppressed, cares for the stranger, widow, and orphan, and feeds the hungry. The way of the wicked does not pay attention […]
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Biblical Texts | Tagged: Alien, Christology, Creation, Creator, Exodus, Foreigner, Hallelujah, Orphan, Praise, Psalm 146, Stranger, Widow |
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Posted by John Mark Hicks
October 19, 2025
Since I am sometimes asked to offer an opinion about the “Deuteronomy 32 Worldview” (or “The Divine Council Worldview”) unpacked by Dr. Heiser in his book The Unseen Realm, I thought I would reflect on his perspective in a blog post. This will save me some time when responding to inquirers. Though this is […]
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Theodrama, Theology | Tagged: Christology, Cosmic Conflict, Deuteronomy 32 Worldview, Divine Council Worldview, Elohim, gods, Heiser, Micael Heiser, Spiritual Warfare, Theodrama, Trinity, Unseen Realm |
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Posted by John Mark Hicks
September 17, 2025
John is in the Spirit on the Lord’s Day (1:9-11) John Sees the Risen, Exalted, and Enthroned Messiah (1:12-16) The Risen Messiah Speaks (1:17-20) A Domitian coin with seven stars depicts the deified infant son of Emperor Domitian, Flavius Caesar, seated on a globe surrounded by seven stars. Minted in Rome between 82 and 83 CE, […]
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Biblical Texts | Tagged: Christology, Christophany, Enthronment, Kingdom, Resurrection, Revelation 1:9-20 |
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Posted by John Mark Hicks
April 16, 2025
How do we maintain the unity the Spirit created? We walk in love. This means, in part, that we speak the truth to each other (rather than promoting lies), we manage our holy anger well (rather than sinning in our anger), we share our resources with each other (rather than stealing), we speak graciously for […]
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Biblical Texts | Tagged: Anger, Christology, Community, Ephesians 4:25-5:2, God, Imitation, Love, New Creation, Relationships, Unity |
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Posted by John Mark Hicks