Papers

In His sweet providence, God has granted us the opportunity to study under some godly men at two evangelical institutions (Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary) who have taught us a great deal from the Lord’s word. Everything that we have gained under this guidance is by His grace and mercy (“What do you have that you did not receive?” [1Cor 4:7]). What we have learned is not ours to keep, but given to share with others. We hope that at least some of these things will aid in your study of Scripture and further point you to the glory of our Lord Jesus Christ.

Exegesis & Interpretation:  These are more scholarly papers dealing with the Greek text. Though the reading is a bit heavier academically, everyone should be able to read it due to the translation provided in the parenthesis following the Greek font, as well as the concluding remarks gathered from the Greek text.

Exodus 9:13-16 God’s Purpose In Pharaoh to Reveal His Power and Manifest His Covenant Name (Bret Rogers) [updated 06-23-08]

Josh 2:8-14 Rahab’s Confession: Confirmation & Anticipation of YHWH’s Covenant Faithfulness (Bret Rogers) [updated 06-23-08]

John 10:11-18 Jesus as the Good Shepherd (Bret Rogers) [updated 06-24-08]

Romans 9:14-18 God is Righteous: Paul’s Justification of the Free & Merciful God in Election (Bret Rogers) [updated 06-24-08]

Galatians 6:11-16 Boasting in the Cross as the New Creation (Bret Rogers) [updated 06-24-08]

Hebrews 1:1-4 God Has Spoken by the Supremacy of a Son (Bret Rogers) [updated 04-07-05]

Faith According to Paul (Bret Rogers) [updated 03-01-05]

Christian Hope & the Kingdom of God in Luke-Acts (Bret Rogers) [updated 12-01-04]

Messianism: A Common Ideology Among Jews in the Second Temple Period (Bret Rogers) [updated 01-07-08]

Discipline & Coherence of New Testament Theology (Bret Rogers) [updated 12-04-07]

Atonement in the Gospel of John (Brandon Rogers) [updated 4/8/2009

Practical Papers: These are papers also written for seminary. They are fairly academic, but not as heavy reading as the 'Exegesis & Interpretation' papers. They are meant to stir one to think about current life issues and beliefs in the church, so that we might all be in pursuit of conforming ourselves to the Scriptures.

Let No One Separate: On Divorce & Remarriage (Bret Rogers) [updated 01-07-07]

Biblical Church Discipline in Historical Baptist Ecclesiology (Bret Rogers) [01-07-07]

The Husband’s Duty in the Family’s Pursuit of Joy in God (Bret Rogers) [updated 01-07-07]

The Eternal Destiny of the Unreached (Brandon Rogers) [updated 4/8/2009]

Open Theism and The Gospel (Brandon Rogers) [updated 4/8/2009]

Philosophical Papers: These papers deal with biblical theology, but are arguing primarily from a philosophical standpoint. They are a little heavier to tread through, but with some time and thoughtful reading will hopefully aid one in thinking about God and his relationship with mankind.

A Compatible Solution: On Divine Foreknowledge & Human Freedom (Bret Rogers) [updated 01-07-07]

Reviews:

Show Them No Marcy: A Review (Brandon Rogers) [updated 4/8/2009]

Charts & Diagrams: This section will hopefully become a collection of charts and diagrams that will provide helpful summaries or overviews of a variety of biblical topics and issues.

Paul’s Threefold Gospel Ministry in 1 Timothy (Bret Rogers) [updated 06-24-08]

Structural Outlines of Biblical Books: These links provide larger structural outlines of various books of the Bible we have studied in a more in depth manner. With summary statements, each heading and subheading provides the reader with the overarching flow of the book’s historical narrative or doctrinal argument. Outlines are very helpful for understanding and memorizing the content of each book of Scripture.

Outline of Joshua (Bret Rogers)

Outline of Judges (Bret Rogers) 

Outline of Ruth (Bret Rogers)

Outline of Jonah (Bret Rogers)

Outline of Romans (Bret Rogers) 

Outline of 1 Corinthians (Bret Rogers)

Outline of Galatians (Bret Rogers)

Outline of Ephesians (Bret Rogers)

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