The Light of Nature
Westminster begins its doctrine of Holy Scripture by denying two opposite errors. The first says fallen humanity lacks a clear revelation of God and therefore possesses a reasonable…
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Not Every Historical Text Is the Same: Author, Confession, Church Act, Translation, and Public Standard
Historical meaning depends partly on document type: an individual treatise, adopted confession, church act, translation, and public standard do not speak in the same way.
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A Claim Cannot Disown What It Entails
Necessary consequences belong to a claim even when its advocate has never intended or welcomed them. Careful argument separates entailment from tendency, association, and rhetoric.
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Mark 6:33 — “Outwent Them” or “Came Together unto Him”? The Crowd’s Movement
The received narrative says the crowd both outran the boat and gathered to Jesus. The shorter critical form keeps the outstripping but omits the final gathering clause.
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The Mystery of God, the Father, and Christ
Calamy answers objections drawn from Christ’s incarnate limitations by distinguishing his two natures and showing why revealed mystery supports full assurance rather than uncertainty.
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