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Baxter, Richard
| September 25, 2006 |
Bible Studies
Direct. I. Labour to know God, and to be affected with his attributes, and always to live as in his sight.—No man can know sin perfectly, because no man can know God perfectly. You can no further know what sin is than you know what God is, whom you sin against; for...
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Philo
| September 25, 2006 |
Misc.
Emil Schürer writes: “The third chief group of Philo’s works on the Pentateuch is a Delineation of the Mosaic Legislation for non-Jews. In this whole group indeed, the allegorical explanation is still occasionally employed. In the main however we have here...
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Philo
| September 25, 2006 |
Misc.
Emil Schürer writes (The Literature of the Jewish People in the Time of Jesus, pp. 329-331): While this shorter explanation in a catechetical form [Questions and Answers on Genesis] was intended for more extensive circles, Philo’s special and chief scientific...
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Melton, James L.
| September 25, 2006 |
Sermon Outlines
Fools in the Eyes of JesusFive times in the Bible Jesus chose to address people as “fools”: 1. The Careless Fool – Mat. 7:24-27 2. The Hypocritical Fool – Mat. 23:17-19 3. The Sleeping Fool – Mat. 25:1-8 4. The Materialistic...
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Melton, James L.
| September 25, 2006 |
Sermon Outlines
Rules for Judging John 7:24Christians are expected to judge people, places, and things (I Cor. 2:15), but there are certain rules that we must follow: 1. Judge scripturally – Isa. 8:20 2. Do not judge when God’s word is silent – Col. 2:16 3....
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