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OBST830: Prophets I
200/200 Paul WhitehornMarch 8, 2026 1 Samuel 16: From Lyre to Ai Paul Whitehorn OBST830: Prophets I March 8, 2026 Contents Introduction.............................................…

OBST830: Discussion Board
Discussion Board OBST830 Prophets 1 Phd Liberty Universityfrom Discussion Thread: Intro to the Former Prophets Jan 20, 2026 at 5:34 PM Paul Whitehorn Deuteronomistic Surgery As a s…

Research Paper: Amos 7:1-9 [OBST845: Prophets II]
Score: 295/300 Major Research Paper: Amos 7:1-9 Paul Whitehorn OBST845: Prophets II December 7, 2025 Contents Introduction .........................................................…

Five Signs of Assurance: A Prison Chaplain’s Guide to 1 John
Just this week, one of our inmates died of a heart attack. The week before that, another collapsed from a seizure before breakfast and didn’t survive the flight to the hospital. Th…

Recovering the Triune God: Why Reactionary Theology Fails and the Councils Still Matter
The present debate about divine foreknowledge has revealed a deeper problem. We have lost sight of who God is. Many modern replies to open theism respond from fear and not from the…

Satan as the Embodiment of Human Sin
Eternal Ontology and Divine Order In Christian doctrine, God is understood to exist in an eternal, uncreated state, beyond the normal confines of time. Scripture affirms that God i…

Satan, Demons, and the Adversary
Introduction In Christian theology, Satan (or the Devil) is often depicted as a fallen angel who rebelled against God in primeval times. This popular narrative portrays Satan as an…

Faith-Based Prison Ministries: Are They Worth the Investment?
Introduction Faith-based prison ministries such as Prison Fellowship and Kairos Prison Ministry have become common in correctional institutions, promising to transform inmates thro…

NBST800 NT Backgrounds: Phd Discussion Boards
[Paul Whitehorn] 'Week 1 Discussion: Initial Reflections Were I a Jew during the Second Temple period, my perspective on those who resisted Hellenization would likely mirror how I …
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