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Irony of ironies - the conquering Lion of Judah is, in fact, a slain Lamb! (See p.235) Jesus Christ, the victorious king, actually won His victory by becoming the Lamb of God who takes away the sin ...

Peter writes his elder recipients, "Be shepherds of God's flock under your care" (1 Peter 5:2), but later adds "And when the Chief Shepherd appears, you will receive the crown of glory ...

In Dr. Laniak's discussion of Luke, he mentions the dispute over what the shepherds at the Nativity represent - are they representatives of the poor and despised, fitting Dr. Luke's emphasis of Jesus' ...

In both the Matthew and Mark sections of Dr. Laniak's book, he mentions the rare usage of the various inflections of the Greek word splagchnizomai. (See pages 176 and 189). This is one of the few Gr ...

As I have pondered the meaning of being an undershepherd serving the True Shepherd, I cannot help but wonder at the interplay between grace and responsibility. God is our True Shepherd, and He is a G ...