An exegetical and theological treatment of Luke 4:16-21 to demonstrate that because Jesus was a Sabbath observing Jew it does not mean that Christians today are obligated to keep the Sabbath.

An exegetical and theological treatment of Luke 4:16-21 to demonstrate that because Jesus was a Sabbath observing Jew it does not mean that Christians today are obligated to keep the Sabbath.

An exegetical and theological treatment of Luke 4:16-21 to demonstrate that because Jesus was a Sabbath observing Jew it does not mean that Christians today are obligated to keep the Sabbath.&nbsp;

Jesus Kept the Sabbath (Luke 4:16-21): But It is Not For Us

A Bible study program that bridges the gap between the academy and the pew, thus making common in the church space, academic issues that are discussed in scholarly theological circles, but not normally addressed in church.&nbsp; Touch exegetical and theological questions are asked and addressed.

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A Bible study program that bridges the gap between the academy and the pew, thus making common in the church space, academic issues that are discussed in scholarly theological circles, but not normally addressed in church.  Touch exegetical and theological questions are asked and addressed.

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Jesus Kept the Sabbath (Luke 4:16-21): But It is Not For Us

Jesus Kept the Sabbath (Luke 4:16-21): But It is Not For Us