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Doctrine of the Canon Part 5

Canon vs. Tradition—A Reformation Perspective Article 5 Series 1 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Introduction From the earliest centuries of Christian history, there has been a perennial tension between Scripture and Tradition. At stake is…

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Providential Preservation Series Part 5

Article 5: The Westminster Confession and Preservation – Analyzing WCF 1:8 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Introduction Among the many articles of the Westminster Confession of Faith, few have generated as much ongoing conversation as…

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Doctrine of Inspiration Part 5

Article 5: The Bible as “Living Oracles” One of the most stirring claims made about Scripture is that it constitutes the very “oracles” of God—living, active declarations that transcend time and speak…

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Objections to Confessional Bibliology – 4

Which Textus Receptus Edition Is the “Authentic” One? The Final Form in the King James Version and Scrivener’s Edition ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1. Introduction For many who adhere to confessional bibliology , the Textus…

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Presuppositional Analysis – Theopneustia

Presuppositional Analysis of Theopneustia; or, The Divine Origin and Inspiration of the Holy Scriptures by Louis Gaussen ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1. Introduction to the Presuppositional Method In Theopneustia , Louis Gaussen sets…

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