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When the Bible refers to Jesus as a "cornerstone," what was the intended meaning behind this symbolic expression? Other literary references to rock and stone pervade the biblical narrative and provide metaphorical value to numerous subjects, including God, the temple, and the eschatological kingdom, to name a few. Does the use of a common metaphor reveal a theological connection between these various referents? Is there a progression of thought upon which each additional use of the metaphor expands? This book explores the stone testimonia of Scripture and provides insight into how the…mehr

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When the Bible refers to Jesus as a "cornerstone," what was the intended meaning behind this symbolic expression? Other literary references to rock and stone pervade the biblical narrative and provide metaphorical value to numerous subjects, including God, the temple, and the eschatological kingdom, to name a few. Does the use of a common metaphor reveal a theological connection between these various referents? Is there a progression of thought upon which each additional use of the metaphor expands? This book explores the stone testimonia of Scripture and provides insight into how the connective tissue of the rock metaphor informs the Christology and ecclesiology developed within the New Testament canon. Through examining the way in which New Testament authors interact with Old Testament passages, this study reveals a more comprehensive way in which to understand Christ and his church in relation to stone imagery.
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Greg Anthony Crawford holds the degrees of Ph.D and Th.M in Biblical Studies from Midwestern Theological Seminary (Kansas City, MO), as well as an M.Div from the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary (Louisville, KY). He has been in full-time ministry since 2007 and has served in various locations and positions, including 10 years in Alaska where he served on staff at College Heights Baptist Church and worked with the Native Alaskan people group as an adjunct professor for Alaska Christian College. Greg is currently the pastor of Living Water Church in Plattsmouth, Nebraska and is the host of the Bible Brush-Up podcast.