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Not Like Any Other Book
Despite my appreciation for the ministry of these godly men in my life, my confidence in the rules of New Testament Textual Criticism as a reliable guide to identifying the true text of Scripture began to crumble. Continue reading
Posted in Bibliology, NT Textual Criticism
Tagged Daniel Wallace, Harry Sturz, New Testament, NTTC, oldest and best manuscripts, Westcott-Hort
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When £26,000 Isn’t Enough
The Church of England does not speak for all Christians. Continue reading
“That We Might Know” — Illumination
The Scriptures aren’t always easy to understand, and they are spiritual in nature. We need help. Continue reading
Posted in Bibliology
Tagged Holy Spirit, illumination, Inspiration, revelation, Scripture
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“Lump of Coal” Christians
When God Works, Pressure Makes Precious. Continue reading
“Ma” Ingalls, Applying Scripture
David, the Son of Jesse Writing a God-inspired song of praise In or near the land of Israel 10th-11th century B.C. Set a watch, O LORD, before my mouth; Keep the door of my lips. – Psalm 141:3 Solomon, a Son … Continue reading
Posted in Quick Thoughts
Tagged Caroline Ingalls, Ephesians 4, Proverbs 16, Psalm 141, speech, wisdom
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“Pa” Ingalls, Asking the Hard Question
How did I contribute to this mess?
How did I (through sin, incaution, or both) tempt someone to sin?
What lesson is God teaching ME? Continue reading
“Sin Makes Us Stupid”
Just something to think about: how often in your life has a single sin led to various kinds of stupidity? Continue reading
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