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"Tim mentioned a couple times how this great king (Jesus) would "be saved" from suffering/affliction. Just wondering how best we can articulate "who" did this work of salvation/resurrection. Acts 10:40 & 13:30 talk about God being the one to raise Christ. So what did Jesus do besides win?"
"Why does it switch between Ephraim & Joseph when mentioning the northern/southern tribes?"
What’s going on with the prisoners in the waterless pit, and prisoners of hope in Ch 9:11-12? Could that be likened to our salvation from hell?
"In chapter 9 v 11&12 with the prisoner from waterless pits and prisoners of hope idea - is that likened to our salvation from hell and call to be slaves and obedient (Paul language)? Or is it looking at idea of hell and salvation as Christians?"
"You spoke about suffering and then glory as the path of Israel and the Christ. Could you please help us understand a bit more of where you see that in the passage and what that means for us now?"
By Campus Bible Study"Tim mentioned a couple times how this great king (Jesus) would "be saved" from suffering/affliction. Just wondering how best we can articulate "who" did this work of salvation/resurrection. Acts 10:40 & 13:30 talk about God being the one to raise Christ. So what did Jesus do besides win?"
"Why does it switch between Ephraim & Joseph when mentioning the northern/southern tribes?"
What’s going on with the prisoners in the waterless pit, and prisoners of hope in Ch 9:11-12? Could that be likened to our salvation from hell?
"In chapter 9 v 11&12 with the prisoner from waterless pits and prisoners of hope idea - is that likened to our salvation from hell and call to be slaves and obedient (Paul language)? Or is it looking at idea of hell and salvation as Christians?"
"You spoke about suffering and then glory as the path of Israel and the Christ. Could you please help us understand a bit more of where you see that in the passage and what that means for us now?"