Justification and Sanctification through Redemption
{From Redemption Truths by Sir Robert Anderson, chapter 7} A CONVERSATION with a brother barrister one morning long ago brought, very vividly before my mind the difference between the theology of Christendom … Continue Reading Justification and Sanctification through Redemption
The Apostolic Commissions: Downloadable Document Available
I have released a “draft” version of a book compiled of various studies previously posted on Distinguishing Truth. There is a contact form on the page for any suggestions or … Continue Reading The Apostolic Commissions: Downloadable Document Available
A Future and a Hope
Graduation season is upon us. In honor of our grads, Christian book store fliers are full of gifts that quote part or the entirety of the words found in Jeremiah … Continue Reading A Future and a Hope
Sine Qua Non
In general, today’s Evangelicalism rarely ever speaks concerning dispensationalism, and if it does, it generally only discusses dispensational premillennial eschatology. For someone to be considered a dispensationalist, all they would … Continue Reading Sine Qua Non
The Father of All Them that Believe
Romans 4:9 – 12 Cometh this blessedness then upon the circumcision only, or upon the uncircumcision also? for we say that faith was reckoned to Abraham for righteousness. How was … Continue Reading The Father of All Them that Believe
Unraptured?
I came across an advertisement this past week for a soon to be released book titled “Unraptured: How End Times Theology Gets it Wrong”. So, I took a look at … Continue Reading Unraptured?
The New Testament in My Blood
For I have received of the Lord that which also I delivered unto you, That the Lord Jesus the same night in which He was betrayed took bread: And when … Continue Reading The New Testament in My Blood
Luther’s Mistake
Martin Luther, the famous German theologian who is credited with staring the Protestant Reformation, is also known for his horrible anti-semitism. How did this capable, Bible believing, and Christ loving … Continue Reading Luther’s Mistake
Getting to a seemingly right place on the wrong road
{Author’s note: It is difficult to determine the difference between my writing and that of the article that I am speaking about when reading this in the wordpress reader. It … Continue Reading Getting to a seemingly right place on the wrong road
A Very Jewish Christmas, Episode 3
Blessed be the Lord God of Israel; for he hath visited and redeemed his people, And hath raised up an horn of salvation for us in the house of his … Continue Reading A Very Jewish Christmas, Episode 3
A Very Jewish Christmas, Episode 2
As we go back in time to time when our Lord visited this earth and His people Israel, we now meet with another character playing a major part in the … Continue Reading A Very Jewish Christmas, Episode 2
A Very Jewish Christmas, Episode 1
As we come to this season of Christmas, where the “Christian” world celebrates the birth of Christ, we in America also have those living with us that do not celebrate … Continue Reading A Very Jewish Christmas, Episode 1
Mary Did You Know?
One of my favorite Christmas songs is “Mary Did You Know” by Buddy Greene. Hebrews 1:1 – 4 — “God, Who at sundry times and in divers manners spake in … Continue Reading Mary Did You Know?
The Eschatology of Christmas
I have heard it stated more than once that Isaac Watts’ carol, “Joy to the World”, is not really a “Christmas song”. I suppose that could be considered to be … Continue Reading The Eschatology of Christmas
A Different Perspective
A while ago I was asked (interrogated) about my position on some scriptural matters. One of them is listed below: Question: The bride of Jesus Christ is NOT the body … Continue Reading A Different Perspective
Psalm 18 and the Great Commission
Thou hast delivered me from the strivings of the people; and thou hast made me the head of the heathen: a people whom I have not known shall serve me. … Continue Reading Psalm 18 and the Great Commission
