Author: Kingston Tong

Thank you for the question on canonicity, How can the Epistles be divinely inspired scripture if there are ones that have been lost, if they were, wouldn’t God have protected them (eg Laodiceans, previous letter to the Ephesians, the “Severe”)? Here are some thoughts for one’s consideration: A. The letters written by the Apostle Paul were … Read More “How can the Epistles be divinely inspired scripture if there are ones that have been lost, if they were, wouldn’t God have protected them (eg. Laodiceans, previous letter to the Ephesians, the ‘Severe Letter’)?” »

Thank you for a hypothetical wording on John 1:1–2, “If John 1:1,2 had used the word beginner not beginning, could it have changed the meaning and what could it have meant? “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. 2 The same was in the beginning with … Read More “If John 1:1,2 had used the word beginner not beginning, could it have changed the meaning and what could it have meant? “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. 2 The same was in the beginning with God.”” »

Thank you for the exegetical question on John 3:16, “What roles do God and the son have according to John 3:16, and what does the word begotten mean?” Realizing that there are various opinions on the person and deity of Jesus Christ, the view presented is a personal one. It does not represent other Christians or … Read More “What roles do God and the son have according to John 3:16, and what does the word begotten mean?” »