Posts in Interpretation

by Nick Campbell
May 4, 2022

Four Contemporary Books You Need On Eternal Generation

While we have been discussing Eternal Generation on the podcast, the subject of Eternal Generation of […]
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by Nick Campbell
April 30, 2022

Engaging Conditional Immortality

Nick CampbellMy name is Nicholas [Nick] Campbell and I live in Texas with my wife and […]
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by Nick Campbell
April 28, 2022

Through Nicaea (13) – Begotten, Not Made – 1 – Historical Survey

This week we continue the “Through Nicaea” series and begin our discussion on Eternal Generation of […]
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by Nick Campbell
April 7, 2022

Through Nicaea (12) – God from God, Light from Light, True God from True God

This week we continue the “Through Nicaea” series and move onto the next section of the […]
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by Nick Campbell
April 4, 2022

My Struggling Reflections on Monogenēs, “Only Begotten,” & Eternal Generation

Reflections on John, Monogenes, and Only Begotten in (John 1:14; 18; 3:16; 1  8; 1 John 4:9) Within […]
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by Nick Campbell
March 31, 2022

Biblical Interpretation Overview (PDF)

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by Nick Campbell
March 24, 2022

Through Nicaea (10) – We Believe in one Lord, Jesus Christ

This week we continue the “Through Nicaea” series and move onto the next section of the […]
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by Nick Campbell
March 17, 2022

Through Nicaea (9) – The Almighty, Maker of Heaven and Earth, of all that is seen and unseen

This week we continue the “Through Nicaea” series and move onto the next section of the […]
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by Nick Campbell
March 10, 2022

Through Nicaea (8) – The Father

This week we continue the “Through Nicaea” series and move onto the next section of the […]
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by Nick Campbell
February 17, 2022

Through Nicaea (3) – Ante Nicene Christian Theology

This week we continue the “Through Nicaea” series where we will survey the Christian Creed formulated […]
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