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What Is the Primary Cause of Division in the United States?

Our country is divided.  Many say it is more divided than any time since the Civil War.  Most of you readers live here, so this is no surprise to you.  Many articles and even whole books have been written in the last decade on the division in the United States, but the present situation provoked […]

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What Does “Led By or Of the Spirit” Mean?

If you are a professing Christian, you have heard such a sentence as, “I was led by the Spirit.”  I’ve heard it in the form of a question, “Are you led of the Spirit of God?”  It can be put in the negative, “He isn’t led of the Spirit,” very often speaking of a believer, […]

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Sleepy Habits

In the early 17th century, Puritan Richard Sibbes preaches a sermon entitled, “The Bruised Reed and Smoking Flax,” published in 1630 in a book with the same name, The Bruised Reed and Smoking Flax, in which he said: Keep grace in exercise; it is not sleepy habits but grace in exercise that preserveth us. Whilst the soul is […]

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Justification In Job, pt. 2

Part One Justification by faith is both an Old Testament and a New Testament doctrine.  It reads like a major theme in the book of Job, the oldest Old Testament book.  Job’s friends speak to him about justification and Job answers about justification.  Is Job justified? A related aspect to justification is a common Old […]

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Justification In Job, pt. 1

When someone thinks of Job, the book of Job from the Old Testament of the Bible, maybe he doesn’t think of “justification.”  I’ve taught through the whole book twice, once fast and the second fairly slowly.  Recently I was reading through it the second time this year, moving through the Bible twice in this year, […]

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An Orthodox View of Our English Bibles? Considering Fred Butler’s KJVO Book and the Doctrine of Preservation

Whenever I read the word, “Bibles,” I get a bit of a chill down my spine.  Which Bible is the right Bible if there are plural Bibles, not singular Bible?  Isn’t there just one?  Why are we still producing more and different Bibles?  How many are there?  What I’m describing is the biggest issue today […]

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Cosmology, the Big Bang, and the Creation Description in Isaiah 40:22

See This Post As a Part One Cosmology is not a degree in cosmetics, even though distantly related; it means “the science of the origin and development of the universe.”  Kosmos is the Greek word for “world.”  All forms of that Greek word are found 187 times in the New Testament, translated, “world.”  With this in […]

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John 1:9-13 Say That Faith Precedes Regeneration

Salvation is of the Lord (Jonah 2:9), meaning that it is not by works (Titus 3:5-6)  It is by grace alone (Ephesians 2:8-9).  It is a gift of God (Romans 6:23). Faith is not a work.  The following are my two favorite places that teach that: Philippians 1:29, “For unto you it is given in […]

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Reality and Truth: Celebrity Conservatives Versus True Bible Believers

Perhaps you, like me, as a Christian, pay attention to certain celebrity conservatives, who take many of the same or similar viewpoints as you.  You know there are differences.  Where is the overlap? In diagnosing a worldview, there are various components to understanding it, as some people have or might put it, to see the […]

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LDS Visions or Revelations a Consideration for Their Danger as a Source of Authority for Everyone Else, Including Baptists

The visions or revelations of Joseph Smith came about in America at a time in this country when many others were receiving their own visions or revelations, paving the way for Smith’s and the acceptance of his by others.  The United States was a land of equality, equal opportunity, and populism.  It despised a king […]

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