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The Manifold Grace of God
There is a word used in the New Testament which, of itself, is of no great import. It is the Greek word poikilos and it is the word commonly used to describe “divers” diseases (cp […]
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Two Marys—The Lord’s Mother and Mary Magdalene
Mary, the Lord’s mother, was the “virtuous woman” if anyone was—her price was “far above rubies”, for she was to be the mother of the Son of the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, who […]
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Paul’s Conviction Restores Peter’s Wavering Convictions
As you would remember, Paul has been laying out the case for his apostleship and his gospel. As he demonstrated in the first chapter of Galatians, his apostleship was not a human appointment, and his […]
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Providence Challenges Prejudice
There is no question that the letter we call The Acts, the longest letter in the New Testament apart from Luke’s first letter, is filled with high drama. We read of the baptism of 3000 […]
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