<p>How do you know what lessons to pull from the Bible's narrative passages? Narrative is descriptive, not prescriptive, right? Here Dr. Kayser explains the relationship between narrative and ethics, the four dimensions of biblical ethics, how to recognize a command or rule, and five questions to ask to make sure you're not drawing the wrong lessons from the narrative.</p>

How do you know what lessons to pull from the Bible's narrative passages? Narrative is descriptive, not prescriptive, right? Here Dr. Kayser explains the relationship between narrative and ethics, the four dimensions of biblical ethics, how to recognize a command or rule, and five questions to ask to make sure you're not drawing the wrong lessons from the narrative.

S1 E3 - Ethics and Narrative

Biblical Blueprints exists to fight the bad presuppositions that "set themselves up against the knowledge of God" (2 Cor. 10:5), the glasses that keep ordinary Christians and theologians alike from seeing how "the key of knowledge," the whole Bible — and every word of it — applies to the whole person and all of life. Biblical Blueprints wants to equip ordinary men and women to use the key of knowledge themselves — to equip a generation of radical Reformers who don't just consume theology-already-done-for-you, but rather continue to mine and apply Scripture's axioms for all of life.

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S1 E3 - Ethics and Narrative

S1 E3 - Ethics and Narrative