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Biblical Equality and the Societally Destructive Lie of Egalitarianism

Right now I’ve got two major series still alive that I will continue, one on the one Bible doctrine (parts one, two, three, four, five) and the other on the crucial explanation of belief in evangelism (parts one, two, three, four, five).  Feel free to click on the links and read these two series. I’m […]

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The Significance of Mediation in Reconciliation and Relationship, pt. 1

God created man for relationship. Even though the English word “relationship” does not appear in the King James Version, that understanding, thinking, or consideration is there. God said, “Let us make man in our image” (Gen 1:26). You see the intertrinitarian relationship with the plural pronouns “us” and “our,” one member speaking to the other […]

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Debunking of Nine Marks Dual Church View: Both Universal and Local Churches, Part Three

Part One     Part Two Nowhere does scripture make a connection between an earthly church and then a final heavenly church.  Neoplatonic Christianity or professing Christianity invented this idea, one borrowed by Jonathan Leeman in his article, The Church: Universal and Local, for the 9 Marks parachurch organization.  A believer in a salvific way has […]

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Are Worldly Pleasures A Necessary Sacrifice For or Unto Salvation?

The Lord Jesus Christ told stories, called “parables.”  In one of a later of those in Matthew 22, Jesus uses the story of a certain king and the marriage of his son.  The “certain king” is God the Father and “his son” is God the Son, Jesus.  The point of the story revolves around those […]

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In the Long Prayer of Jesus to His Father in John 17, Has “Of The World” Become Meaningless?

The model prayer of Matthew 6 and Luke 11, Jesus didn’t pray.  He was teaching His disciples how to pray.  Certain few times the New Testament records that He spoke to His Father, He didn’t ask for anything.  He prays for one thing in John 12:28, “Father, glorify thy name.” On the cross in Luke […]

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