Not a huge fan of Doug Wilson's soteriology but I think he makes a valid point, "This witness is not offered by the Church as “something to think about” or as a mere “suggestion.” The testimony of the Church on this point is submissive to Scripture, but authoritative for the saints. For example, if an elder in a Christian church took it upon himself to add a book to the canon of Scripture, or sought to take away a book, the duty of his church would be to try him for heresy and ...
Updated 12-01-2009 at 10:40 PM by ~JM~
“WHY DO YOU USE THE OLD KING JAMES VERSION OF THE BIBLE?” from the pen of Don Fortner This is a question I have addressed before on this broadcast; but it is a question I am frequently asked as I travel around the country. I have been asked several times, just recently, “Why do you still use the old King James version ...
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Christian Rap with Shai Linne and Voice Filed under: Culture, Leadership Interviews by 9Marks | Are “Christian” and “rap” mutually exclusive? Hardly. Shai Linne and Voice explain hip hop culture, rap music’s potential for the gospel, and why rap can’t replace preaching. Interview [71:46m]: Hide Player | Play in Popup | Download
I had no idea Dr. Ella held to this view:Christ knew no sin but He certainly knew our sins and suffered under them in His agonising punishment. He certainly carried our sins. The Bible is even stronger in its condemnation of our vicarious substitute, Christ. He was made sin itself as if He had sucked all the sin of all the elect into Himself and was so full of it, He was called ‘Sin’ itself because sin was no where else. This was the method prophesied by Daniel that Christ would put an end to sin. ...
Christ knew no sin but He certainly knew our sins and suffered under them in His agonising punishment. He certainly carried our sins. The Bible is even stronger in its condemnation of our vicarious substitute, Christ. He was made sin itself as if He had sucked all the sin of all the elect into Himself and was so full of it, He was called ‘Sin’ itself because sin was no where else. This was the method prophesied by Daniel that Christ would put an end to sin.
I love this simple recipe. Cook a pound of bacon straining and saving the grease for cooking the rice, porgies, etc. Scramble three eggs, cut up the eggs into little pieces and set aside. In the bacon grease add a few cloves of crushed garlic, get it hot, add four cups of chilled rice. Mix in some onions of choice, soy sauce, cooked bacon to taste and the eggs. Fry it. Good stuff.
Gill wrote, Once more; By the doctrine of faith we establish the law, or make it stand; because we place it in the best of hands, and upon the surest foundation. The law was put into the hands of Adam; but it did not long continue there; it was quickly transgressed and broken. The two tables of stone, with the law written on them, were put into Moses’s hands; but he, as he came down from the mount, cast them out of his hands, and broke them to pieces beneath it: but now the ...
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Lentil Salad In Food & Drink on August 20, 2009 at 1:00 am Lentils are a very inexpensive and versatile “pulse” and I love the almost meaty taste. The other night I wanted to make a lentil salad so I googled recipes and found two for lentil salads that looked and sounded tasty, the problem was, I didn’t have all the ingredients for either one. Instead of following the recipe as laid out online I decided to use ...
The Trouble with Democracy: A Citizen Speaks Out William D. Gairdner A requirement of virtue is the willingness of the people to both devote themselves to and sacrifice their own private interests, if necessary even their lives, for the noble and difficult and very public ideals that energize their civilization. When all is said and done, the presence of such ...
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