Renewing Truth for the Young Christian
Picture the suave scholar pulling up his chair to the table. He proposes to lead you through the desert of opinion to the well of God's best for your life. You begin on your study on solid ground, but soon transition to shifting sand. Soon you're stuck in the desert, dry and lost.
The Baptist Voice sounds strangely familiar. Like someone pretending to be something they are not.
The conclusion where we find out what's really got my goat about Leviticus 16: the striking similarities between the scapegoat and the Scriptures.
The dual impartation of "the word" is illustrated in two common barnyard animals.
What animals' blood was allowed to atone on the Mercy Seat once a year? Not the lamb...
A great likeness exists in the scapegoat that will energize every believer to bolder faith in the Word of God.
All was still in Judah until an old book fell open. A fateful tale of innocence, ignorance, and the ever-shortening fuse of God's righteous wrath.
An unwitting Christian will read God into the world's wisdom where the world purposely left Him out. The Lord's words lead up to Him. The world's wisdom slides down to Hell.
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What's the big deal about the King James Bible? Is it an important issue or a fringe heresy?
