Articles by Jeffrey T . Riddle
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Several internet pundits, YouTubers, and critics of the Textus Receptus (including those from eva... more Several internet pundits, YouTubers, and critics of the Textus Receptus (including those from evangelical and Reformed backgrounds) have recently suggested in various forums that the proper text of the Greek New Testament may be found in the so-called Majority Text (generally understood to be the text represented by the majority of currently extant Greek manuscripts), sometimes referred to as the Byzantine Text. The Majority Text is even put forward as a sort of via media between traditionalists, on one side, who hold to the Textus Receptus, and progressives, on the other, who hold to the modern critical text.
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O Come, O Come, Emmanuel: Devotions for December Lord's Days, IRBS Theological Seminary, 2021
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If I knew of the textual variant at Philippians 4:13, I had apparently forgotten about it. My mem... more If I knew of the textual variant at Philippians 4:13, I had apparently forgotten about it. My memory was jogged, however, by some students in an online New Testament course I was teaching. One of the course's early discussion board assignments asked students to choose a New Testament passage and compare it in various translations to discover any significant differences between the versions. Two students wrote on Philippians 4:13, pointing out a slight but significant variation found in some translations of this verse. Their discovery led me to write this article.
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This article uses the pastoral theology of the Puritan Richard Baxter and his "Reformed Pastor" t... more This article uses the pastoral theology of the Puritan Richard Baxter and his "Reformed Pastor" to critique the multi-site church movement.
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This paper examines the claim that the author of Acts intended to present the daughters of Philip... more This paper examines the claim that the author of Acts intended to present the daughters of Philip in Acts 21:9 as filling the office of prophet in the early church. It rejects this claim and suggests that Acts presents a complementarian view of the roles of men and women in early Christianity.
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The basic thesis of Grace Walk is that Christians should live by grace and not by legalism. Belie... more The basic thesis of Grace Walk is that Christians should live by grace and not by legalism. Believers do this not by trying to conform to external rules (not even basic disciplines like having quiet times, reading the Bible, or attending church) but by resting in the fact that, as believers, Christ lives in them. On the surface there are parts of this approach that may sound appealing. Certainly, all true believers will heartily agree that we are saved by grace through faith and not by works. One might also heartily "Amen!" McVey's denunciation of any notion of self-sufficiency when it comes to the Christian life. With careful examination and reflection, however, the reader will find that McVey has taken some major detours from the classical Biblical doctrines of salvation and sanctification. Unfortunately, McVey's theology leads in the dangerous direction of antinomianism, hardly the healing Biblical cure for legalism. Rather than offering a robust Biblical critique of the spirit of this age, Grace Walk conforms to the mold of this world by promoting a relativistic Jesus-spirituality that downplays any firm doctrinal commitments about who that Jesus is.
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