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Monthly Archives: September 2012
I've Moved!
No, I haven’t moved away from Karlstad, MN, but I have moved my blog from wadholm.blogspot.com to rickwadholmjr.wordpress.com (apparently the plain old “wadholm” link was already reserved for someone else) . WordPress offers a far more user-friendly interface for both … Continue reading
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Leviticus: A Literary Structure
What follows is a brief literary outline of the Book of Leviticus as I understand it: A. Sacrifices/Offerings (ch.1-7) B. Priestly Ordination (ch.8-10) C. Clean/Unclean in daily life (ch.11-15) D. Day of Atonement (ch.16) [1] C’. … Continue reading
The Heart of Leviticus
The enigmatic book of Leviticus is not a first choice for the Church to read or study, yet I’ve been taking my congregation through it (verse-by-verse…believe it or not) for our Wednesday Bible study. Last night we covered its theological … Continue reading
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Sacramental Pentecostals?
I’m delighted to announce that Chris Green (newly dubbed “Dr.” for the completion of his PhD) has just published his (long awaited and anticipated in my opinion) dissertation: Toward a Pentecostal Theology of the Lord’s Supper: Foretasting the Kingdom (CPT … Continue reading