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Romans 4:25 and the Hermeneutics of Justification
A Critical Evaluation of Translational Differences The theological implications of Romans 4:25 are of critical importance to the study of soteriology and the doctrine of justification. This verse, used by the Apostle Paul to articulate the connection between Christ’s atoning…
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The Place of the King James Bible in Today’s Church
The Place of the King James Bible in Today’s Church: A Case for Retention and Study References: 1. TBS Word List 2. Mark Ward's article where William Sandell Refutes his thesis in the comments: https://byfaithweunderstand.com/ The King James Bible KJV , first…
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Westminster Confession of Faith Chapter 1 Part 4
Article 4: Views of Tradition vs. Written Revelation in Church History Article 4 turns to a core contention in Reformation-era polemics and one of the most enduring debates in Christian theology: the relative place of tradition alongside the written Word of God.…
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The Comma Johanneum Part 4
Article 4: The Old Latin Manuscripts and the Early Versions Drawing on insights from “In Defense of the Authenticity of 1 John 5:7” by C. H. Pappas ThM and “A History of the Debate over 1 John 5:7-8” by Michael Maynard M.L.S…
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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 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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Doctrine of the Canon Part 7
The Essential Attributes of Canonicity—Divine Authority and Infallibility Article 7 Series 1 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Introduction What sets the canonical books of Scripture apart from all other writings? In Christian theology, two…
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The Comma Johanneum Part 7
Article 7: The Councils and Ecclesiastical Usage Drawing on insights from “In Defense of the Authenticity of 1 John 5:7” by C. H. Pappas ThM and “A History of the Debate over 1 John 5:7-8” by Michael Maynard M.L.S…
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Mark 13:8 — Famines, Troubles, and Sorrows: The Full Beginning of the End-Time Warning
The received warning lists earthquakes, famines, and troubles. The critical text omits “and troubles,” while other witnesses expand the catalogue further with pestilences.
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Mark 13:33 — “Watch and Pray”: Has Prayer Been Removed from the Command?
The received command has three movements: take heed, stay awake, and pray. The critical text omits prayer, although Mark 14:38 soon joins watching and praying in Gethsemane.
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Mark 14:22–24 — “Take, Eat” and “My Blood of the New Testament”: The Supper Text
The received Supper text includes “eat” after “take” and calls the cup Christ’s blood of the new covenant/testament. The critical form omits both “eat” and “new.”
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Mark 14:30, 68, 72 — Once or Twice? The Cock-Crowing Text and Peter’s Denial
Mark’s received sequence predicts two crowings, records the first after Peter’s initial denial, and marks the second after the third. Some witnesses simplify the account to a single crowing in agreement with the other Gospels.
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