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Last week the Credo blog highlighted two ETS papers: “He Will Glorify Me: Evaluating the current turn to pneumatology by inclusivists and pluralists,” by Todd Miles “The Making of a…
By Steve Weaver Clearly the New Testament is about the person and work of Jesus Christ. The entire canon of Scripture testifies that Jesus is the Christ. Jesus himself believed…
By Luke Stamps I suppose it’s safe to say that there has been a revival of interest in all things “gospel” among evangelicals in the last several years. Evangelical churches,…
By Robert Saucy For some sixteen centuries the church believed (with few exceptions) that the Bible was the inspired Word of God—not simply the “witness” to God’s Word, or the…
by Thomas Schreiner Today I begin a series of blog posts on the book of Revelation, starting with Revelation1:1-8. Martin Luther, writing about Revelation, complained that a Revelation should reveal…
By Tim Raymond Recently I finished preaching through the entire book of Nehemiah. I thought that while the experience was still fresh in my mind, I might chronicle some reflections…
By Matthew Barrett The Scriptural Affirmation of a Final Judgment In many respects, the world we live in today is very much like Sodom and Gomorrah, both of which were…
By Fred Zaspel What is the book of Acts all about? What is its significance? Today I want to draw our attention to this important book, highlighting its role and…
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