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Commentary on the Steven Anderson–James White Interview, part one
At the time of this post, you can find the full interview here. A good way to do this would be to pull up that youtube page on a different tab and go back and forth between the video and this post. I’ll put in the minutes for the particular comments I make. *********************** More […]
Reverence and Solemnity: Essential Aspects of Biblical Worship, part 3 of 8
III. Where Does Scripture Speak of Solemnity? The relevant texts[1] in the King James Bible on solemn worship are found in several groups. The first[2] refers to the public gathering for worship as a “solemn assembly”: Lev. 23:36 Seven days ye shall offer an offering made by fire unto the LORD: on the eighth […]
Cultural Issues Are Essential for Evangelicals, Just for Bad Reasons
I don’t know that I’ll be writing the critique of the Sword of the Lord Lordship salvation article. I missplaced it or lost it and I’m not going to work that hard at getting it back. If it shows up or you send it to me, I’ll write on it, because I want to. I’ll […]
Ferguson and Changing Social Structure or Infrastructure
At the beginning of my last post, I ticked off a few future posts I want to do. I failed to mention another one I’ll be doing, Lord-willing. The Sword of the Lord sends me its publication and in the last issue, they wrote a horrible piece, entitled, Renouncing Lordship Salvation. I’ll write a critique […]
Reverence and Solemnity: Essential Aspects of Biblical Worship, part 2 of 8
The New Testament renders three different Greek words with forms of reverence. The Gospels indicate that the Son of God must receive “reverence” (Matt 21:37; Mr 12:6; Lu 20:13), and Hebrews 12:9 indicates that if human fathers deserve “reverence,” God the Father is so much the more worthy of reverent submission. The word employed […]
Johnny Manziel, Obscenity, and Evangelicalism
I will continue my series on prayer (which you’ll be able to get to each part from here) — stay tuned. I’m planning on writing something about what’s happening in Ferguson, MO in the near future, because I would like to shed some thoughts that I haven’t read other places about that event. That incident […]
How Bifurcation of Truth Became and Stays Acceptable
I wrote something related to this post just this last Wednesday. I will continue my series on prayer (which you’ll be able to get to each part from here) — stay tuned. ************************ There is one God. There is one universe. There is one world. There is one truth. All of these former interrelate with […]
Reverence and Solemnity: Essential Aspects of Biblical Worship, part 1 of 8
I. Where Does Scripture Speak of Reverence? The relevant texts on reverence[1] in the Authorized Version are: Lev. 19:30 Ye shall keep my sabbaths, and reverence my sanctuary: I am the LORD. Lev. 26:2 Ye shall keep my sabbaths, and reverence my sanctuary: I am the LORD. Psa. 89:7 God is greatly to be […]
The Evangelical Seduction of Two Truths
God is One (Deut 6:4). His Truth Is One (Jn 14:6, Jude 1:3, John 17:17-19). The story of the world is His story. There really isn’t a sacred and secular. Everything is His. I understand there is a world system, but the world system is part of the truth, the story, the one realm that […]
More About Prayer VI
Here’s number 5, and here’s the post with the rest of the links on this prayer series. Here’s an article on prayer with related truth. As a bit of an introduction, awhile back I said I would deal with the prayer for someone to be saved and the prayer for someone to be healed and […]
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