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Dr. Cory M. Marsh will present at the Ellis Foundation for Biblical Research Conference
Title: “Forgery and the Fourth Gospel: Implications of Pseudepigraphy and Authority in the Johannine Corpus” Cory M. Marsh, PhD. Abstract: Recently, Hugo
The Gospel According to Matthew with Dr. James I. Fazio and the Oakridge Bible Chapel Podcast
Our journey together through the Bible from cover-to-cover takes an important turn in this installment as our study pivots from the Old to the New,
Dr. Cory M. Marsh will be presenting at the Society of Biblical Literature, Pacific Coast Region Feb 27, 2022
Dr. Cory M. Marsh will be presenting at the Society of Biblical Literature, Pacific Coast Region Feb 27, 2022. His paper is entitled, “A Hermeneutic
Ariel Ministries Cover Story: Faithful Suffering in the Gospel of John by Dr. Cory M. Marsh
It pictures God as the ultimate sovereign and Messiah as the pinnacle expression of God who suffered in glory. The believer’s union with Messiah manifests tangibly in his or her own suffering for God’s glory. Because Messiah is God, suffering reveals the character of God in unexpected but glorious ways to the believer.
Dr. Cory M. Marsh Published in EQ and RBL
Dr. Marsh’s article in Evangelical Quarterly is entitled, “A Theology of Believer’s Repentance in Habakkuk from a Triadic Approach” has been published in Brill’s, Evangelical
ThM Students Publish in the Journal of Dispensational Theology
Master of Theology candidates Todd Mathisen (in red) and Isaac Brown published articles in the Journal of Dispensational Theology. Isaac submitted an article titled, “The
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