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We may have different ideas of what constitutes being "out of conformity with the law of God". For one thing, I think the burden of proof lies on...
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Books on Jonathan Edwards Covenant Theology
Yes. I have the Gilsun Kindle sample downloaded now. Perhaps I can compare the two tomorrow?
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The Rebuke of History: The Southern Agrarians and American Conservative Thought
Americans have traditionally supported secessionist movements for a couple of reasons. 1) America was a secessionist movement. 2) Secessionist...
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Paul quotes from the Wisdom of Sirach in Philemon?
Glad to see this referenced. III. The books commonly called Apocrypha, not being of divine inspiration, are no part of the canon of the...
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Question on Post and A millenialism
From what I understand, that book was published in 1922, and his movement away from dispensationalism did not become final until perhaps the 30s.
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Shepherding/Elder Visits
Part of the Westminster standards. ~~~~~~~ DIRECTORY for FAMILY-WORSHIP, approved by the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, for...
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Resources on how cross-references are determined?
I think it is traditional in the sense that these have been passed down in printed Bibles and other study materials. John Brown of Haddington's...
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What is your level of commentary usage in sermon prep?
Thank you for a helpful and thought-provoking post! My first observation would be that 'the conventional wisdom' may depend on the circles we...
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