In this portion of the series, we’re reviewing one of the most compelling arguments for the ongoing validity of the Law – its continued use by the Apostles. In general, the gospels and books of the New Testament are absolutely saturated with direct and indirect references to the Old Testament. That said, I am excluding […]
In this portion of the series, we’re reviewing one of the most compelling arguments for the ongoing validity of the Law – its continued use by the Apostles. In general, the gospels and books of the New Testament are absolutely saturated with direct and indirect references to the Old Testament. That said, I am excluding […]
In this portion of the series, we’re reviewing one of the most compelling arguments for the ongoing validity of the Law – its continued use by the Apostles. In general, the gospels and books of the New Testament are absolutely saturated with direct and indirect references to the Old Testament. That said, I am excluding […]
Originally posted on The Domain for Truth:
I just found Pure Talk, a show of Pure Flix has interviewed Christian apologist and astrophysicist Jason Lisle recently. The host Billy Hallowell asks Dr. Lisle some questions. It is under 20 minutes long. Check it out below: ? I appreciated he mentioned Greg Bahnsen influencing him. Bahnsen…
Originally posted on Reformed Covenanter:
Few that have any respect to religion but would have their feelings hurt if they saw the theatres thrown open, and men flocking to places of public entertainment or business, on the Lord’s day (although this is done in some countries called Christian); but he is distressed to know that…
In this portion of the series, we’re reviewing one of the most compelling arguments for the ongoing validity of the Law – its continued use by the Apostles. In general, the gospels and books of the New Testament are absolutely saturated with direct and indirect references to the Old Testament. That said, I am excluding […]
Originally posted on Reformed Covenanter:
Those, therefore, undoubtedly profane the Lord’s Day, who absent themselves from the public worship of God, either the former or the latter part of the day, that they may underhandedly follow their callings, settle their accounts, drive bargains, push on journeys, make visits, or the like, unless when the occasion…
