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By A. B. Caneday If we become seduced by popular teaching to confess private and secret sins publicly, we unwittingly promote more sin, especially the sin of gossip. After we…
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By A.B. Caneday Any reasonable reading of Matthew 18:15-18 requires that we acknowledge that Jesus commands us to confine knowledge of sin as a private matter between one who commits…
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By A. B. Caneday My response to the question asked of me concerning James 5:16, which admittedly called for knowledge of pertinent passages within the Gospels with regard to Jesus’…
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By Ardel Caneday Recent publication of the booklet, Must Christians Always Forgive? A Primer and Grammar on Forgiveness of Sins, prompted a reader to inquire concerning the admonition of James…
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As we have seen, according to Tolkien and Lewis, it is the materialist for whom a tree is never more than a tree. For the Christian, however, the tree is…
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The book of Acts is one of the longest and most wide-ranging books in the New Testament. It covers a span of about 30 years, from Jesus’s ascension to Paul’s…
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The posts of this series present surprises that came out researching and writing a reference work for students and ministers of the word on the use of scripture within Israel’s…
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Is repentance only a personal endeavor? What influence does covenant have on our understanding of holiness? In this interview, we talk with Mark Boda the nature of repentance, and how…
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People are created in God’s image.[1] They also easily slip into idolatry. Idolatry is serious business since idolatry is a flat contradiction of what it means to be created in…
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In recent years, increased attention has been given to the role of covenants in the biblical storyline. Kingdom Through Covenant: A Biblical-Theological Understanding of the Covenants by Peter Gentry and…
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James K. A. Smith says, “If the “American dream” is anything it is a dream of upward mobility: the dream of getting ahead, climbing the ladder, leapfrogging from one class…
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Fred Zaspel has been a contributor to Credo Magazine since its inception. So we were very excited when he told us about a new service he is providing called Books At…
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