Many Christians think that the imprecatory psalms provide models for how to curse one’s enemies. The hermeneutical assumption seems to […]
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Sending Out Christmas Curses
Tired of the same old Christmas cards? According to the satirical Babylon Bee “news” site, this family unwittingly stumbled upon […]
Christmas, curse, imprecatory psalms, satireHow to Hate Your Enemies: A Sermon
I’ve preached and spoken on the imprecatory psalms on several occasions. This past Sunday I preached my latest sermon on […]
curses, imprecatory psalms, sermonHow do you preach killing babies? A sermon on the Imprecatory Psalms
This past weekend I spoke on divine violence at Mountainside Baptist Church in Fernie, BC. My first talk was a […]
Bible, hermeneutics, imprecatory psalms, inspiration, revelation, scripture, sermonJesus and the curse of one’s enemies
Those who defend the voice of the imprecatory psalmist insist that there are times when it is appropriate to curse […]
imprecatory psalms, JesusPray for those Calvinists who persecute you
Over the past year I’ve been under attack by a handful of Calvinists who have attempted (among other things) to […]
Calvinism, imprecatory psalms, persecutionSpeech acts and imprecatory psalms
A few days ago I commended Psalm 137 as an ideal text for family devotions. This is admittedly quite a change […]
imprecatory psalms, speech actJerry Shepherd on the Main stage
Today Jerry Shepherd offered a comprehensive reply to a number of his interlocutors (moi included). It is of sufficient conceptual […]
arminianism, Calvinism, imprecatory psalms, Jerry Shepherd, ReformedThe joy of hell
Singing the praises of the imprecatory psalms?
I have been having a very interesting conversation with David Houston (https://randalrauser.com/2011/12/does-love-of-ones-spouse-require-hatred-of-all-others/) which is very illuminating as it touches on […]
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