It's finals week…

. . . so I’m going to try to take it easy online for a little bit. I’ve got:

Monday evening: Greek Reading final exam (translating two passages, doing parsing, answering syntax questions)
Due Wednesday noon: Final 10-15 page exegetical paper on Revelation 4 for Exegetical Methods and Practice (I’m focusing on the centrality of the throne and the sovereignty of God, if you must know)
Wednesday afternoon: Cross in the New Testament final exam (essay questions related to the death of Jesus in the NT, atonement theories, etc.)
Friday by 5pm: Final 20 page paper for Cross in the NT (I’m working on the function of the cross in Philippians)
Friday (5:00:01 PM): Freedom

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Welcome to the online abode for Patrick George McCullough, a student and educator of the New Testament and Christian origins. This is a place for questions, reflections, discussions, perhaps even some laughter. If you'd like to know a little more about me and my vision for this blog, take a gander at the About Pat page. Jump in the dialogue and peace be with you.

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