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Does the book of Acts simply record the history of the early church? Or does it also provide a blueprint for the church today? Do we read Acts as an interesting true story of how Christianity began, a story that gives us our roots and our identity or is it still normative for today? A... Continue Reading →
The historical-grammatical method of interpretation is necessary if one is going to interpret the Bible rightly. This means that the interpreter must be sensitive to the historical context and setting of the passage under examination. It also means that the interpreter must be sensitive to its grammar or word usage. Another term frequently used by theologians... Continue Reading →
Spiritual truth can only be fully comprehended when the Holy Spirit illuminates a person’s mind. Spiritual regeneration is necessary in order to understand properly and apply Scripture. The Bible is a sacred book and is discerned best by those who are spiritually regenerated ~ i.e. born again. The apostle Paul said: The natural person does... Continue Reading →
Hermeneutics comes from the classical Greek, the word hermeneuo, which often means “to explain, to interpret.”
Genesis 8:21 emphasizes God's promise to not destroy the earth by flood again, reflecting His mercy and unchanging nature.
It has been and will be mentioned several times on this blog, Christianity has lost its way in the great commission of proclaiming the good news of the kingdom, teaching biblical truths, and making disciples, even in the face of centuries of intensified missionary work this is true.
It has been aptly and truthfully said, “No importance can be attached to a religion that is not begun, carried on and completed by the Spirit of God.” That the Christian is led, guided and strengthened by the Spirit cannot be denied by any Bible reader. To deny the fact that the Spirit dwells in... Continue Reading →
The Holy Spirit's role focuses on illuminating Scripture, enabling understanding, and fostering transformation through the Word, not private revelations.
The content discusses the importance of deeper Bible study, emphasizing the need to be doers of the Word, not just hearers. It unpacks the significance of understanding and applying the Word in daily life, cautioning against self-deception in neglecting deeper study. The consequences of merely hearing the Word without deeper study and application are highlighted.
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