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Tag Archives: authority
Named Persons and Liam Fee
Those who raise their children in a good, godly, honest way should be able to do so peaceably, without interference from those “that are in authority.” Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts on the News
Tagged "Named Person", authority, government, Liam Fee, parents, SNP
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Pastoral Authority and Questions
If I do not do these things, I am not training people to lead, I am just training people to be loud. Continue reading
“By What Authority?” — Jesus Answers the Question
Jesus was not pointing to John, He was pointing through John, to the source of John’s baptism, the source of his ministry, to the Father Himself. Continue reading
Posted in Rightly Dividing
Tagged authority, John the Baptist, Matthew 21 23, Messiah, Unbelief
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Bible Translation — Anchored Authority
The two most important passages on the origin and authority of our Scriptures were written to those using translated Scriptures and thus had to have translations in view, and they made no direct reference to the original languages in affirming that authority, nor did they place any explicit limits on that authority. Continue reading
Bible Translation — God-Approved
He is Creator, Lord, and Master of all things, including languages, and He is able to maintain the power of His Word in any language. Continue reading
Luke’s Early Chapters — Key Concepts
Usually, when I preach through a book, I tend to preach in some depth, verse by verse. I’ve been known to spend an entire sermon on one verse. (No one EVER accuses me of saying too little :)). My current … Continue reading
Posted in Rightly Dividing
Tagged authority, Holy Spirit, joy, Power, teaching, wonder
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So, What’s YOUR Dogma?
For the Bible-believing Christian, God’s Word is, well, God’s Word, and He will not share His glory with another. There is no authority except that which is drawn from the Bible. I’m dogmatic about it. Continue reading
Posted in Rightly Dividing, The Christian and Culture
Tagged authority, dogma, Scripture, tradition
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