yeatho writes about Scripture, Christian theology, salvation, biblical prophecy, and difficult passages that are often interpreted in conflicting ways.
These essays present arguments from the biblical text, connect passages across Scripture, and examine how historical context, language, and theological assumptions shape interpretation. The goal is not to avoid controversial conclusions, but to make the reasoning behind them available for readers to examine.
Topics include salvation by faith, the relationship between faith and works, assurance of salvation, the warnings of Jesus, biblical Israel, eschatology, and the identity of the people addressed in particular passages.
Each article aims to distinguish what a passage explicitly says from the conclusions drawn from it. Readers are encouraged to examine the cited Scriptures, consider objections, and evaluate the argument for themselves.
These writings represent yeatho’s own study and interpretations. They are not a substitute for reading the biblical text directly, and readers may disagree with the conclusions.
Read the essays, follow the scriptural references, and join the discussion.