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“I’m sorry” vs. “I repent”

We often hear someone say, “I’m sorry,” after doing something wrong, or something that the person does not think is wrong but the person he is speaking to thinks is wrong.”  When one man says “I’m sorry” to another, the response can cover the range from “I’m sorry that I sinned against God and against […]

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Jehovah’s Mercy is Holy–Chesed to the Chasidim

A core term for Jehovah’s mercy or lovingkindness in the Old Testament is chesed (חֶסֶד).  This crucial term for the mercy Jehovah shows His people appears in texts such as:   Gen. 19:19 Behold now, thy servant hath found grace in thy sight, and thou hast magnified thy mercy, which thou hast shewed unto me […]

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Simeon and Anna As Examples of Looking and Waiting for the Coming Lord

Believing in Jesus Christ is looking for Him.  If you are not looking for Him, then you are not believing in Him.  He is real.  What is looking and waiting for Jesus Christ? Jesus Christ is coming back.  That is His plan for the earth.  True believers fit into that plan.  They want that. Believing […]

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Righteous: Declared in Romans 4:17 and Made In Romans 5:19

“Justification” is a scriptural term, one used very often, but not as much as the term, “salvation.”  When someone is justified, he is saved, but that doesn’t explain his entire salvation.  It’s the first part of salvation.  When someone is justified, he is said to be “declared righteous.”  That is the language of justification.  John Owen […]

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The Meaning of “Done” and the Work of Christ

I didn’t hear language until recently both in preaching and in reading of the existence of only two religions, one “do” and the other “done.”  This nice turn of phrase might help someone who thinks salvation is by works.  A popular leader in “new revivalism,” comparable to the label “new Calvinism,” wrote a book titled, […]

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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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Sanctification Summary: Christian Holiness or Sanctification—A Summary from Eternity Past to the Eternal State

 During the recent Word of Truth Conference at Bethel Baptist Church, I had the privilege of preaching a summary of what Scripture teaches on sanctification. It was suggested that this summary be made into a pamphlet.  You can now download the pamphlet on the FaithSaves website by clicking here; it is entitled “Christian Sanctification: A […]

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My Lifetime Surprising Struggle With My Own Sin

Nobody on earth, what I say, “breathes pure, spiritual air.”  Nobody has their head in some superior spiritual cloud.  Everyone must struggle against sin.  My life has been one of a continuous struggle with sin.  When I say that, some might act like they are surprised.  I was surprised too, because when I was young, […]

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