Bill Cook - "When Jesus Comes to Dinner: A Pharisee, a Sinner, and the Savior"
Southern Seminary
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Bill Cook, Professor of New Testament Interpretation at Southern Seminary preaches from Luke 7:36-50.
4 Comments
@Lauriecrochets 2 years ago
Excelent preaching thank the Lord for this man’s life!🙌🏼🙌🏼
@danielrosas5685 4 years ago
IT'S POSSIBLE THAT MARY OF BETHANY AND MARY MAGDALENE ARE ONE AND THE SAME?
THANK YOU JESUS CHRIST FOR FORGIVING OUR SINS. PLEASE PRAY FOR PEACE IN JERUSALEM AND THE WHOLE WORLD AMEN ❤️
THANK YOU JESUS CHRIST FOR FORGIVING OUR SINS. PLEASE PRAY FOR PEACE IN JERUSALEM AND THE WHOLE WORLD AMEN ❤️
@jeffengstrom5363 6 years ago
Good sermon. But there is so much more to this text if you realize that the sinner is Mary of Bethany. Slipshod exegesis is the problem. In John 11:2 the apostle pinpoints that Luke's version in chapter 7 is dealing with Mary of Bethany. He will only refer to a detail that is exclusively Lukan.
Bill Cook - "When Jesus Comes to Dinner: A Pharisee, a Sinner, and the Savior"
Southern Seminary
3,609 views
Bill Cook, Professor of New Testament Interpretation at Southern Seminary preaches from Luke 7:36-50.