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1. theologicalstudies.org.uk › pdf › judgment_morrisThe Biblical Doctrine of Judgment - TheologicalStudies.org.uk

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   We examine each of these in turn. 1. Judgment and Rule. There is no question but that on occasion ‘to judge’ and ‘to rule’ are not far apart, and this so impresses some scholars that they. [p.9] conclude that ‘rule’ is the basic idea in shaphat©, and that the idea of judging is secondary. H.

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2. www.cvbibleteachingcenter.org › sermons › murmuringMurmuring and Complaining: Twin Hindrances to the Blessings ...

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   1. The Bible makes no secret as to how one can please or displease God. Faith pleases God (Heb. 11:6), nevertheless, Numbers 11:1 teaches us that murmering and complaining displeases God. 2. Complaining shows a negative attitude (Deut. 1:27), complaining shows a lack of faith (Psalm 106:24-25) and it is a symptom of Complaining stems from ...

3. biblicalcounselingcenter.org › wp-content › uploads5 Rules of Biblical Communication - Biblical Counseling Center

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   Apr 5, 2020 · Rule # 5 – Listen Attentively - Jas 1:19, 20; Pro 18:2,13,15. We are told in James to be quick to hear and slow to speak. Throughout Proverbs the idea of listening is seen through statements like “Pay attention,” or “Give me your ear,” or “Intone your ear to my voice.”. These are clear admonitions to listen attentively.

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4. www.researchgate.net › publication › 347038290_The(PDF) The Doctrine of Scripture and Biblical ... - ResearchGate

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   Aug 1, 2019 · the Bible, evangelicals typically emphasize a few key topics, such as the Bible’ s a uthority, inspiration, and its truthfulness. e se ideas become the foundation for a biblically faithful vie w ...

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5. media.johnknoxinstitute.org › hm_allPrinciples of Scripture Interpretation - John Knox Institute

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   st principles of the oracles of God;2and are become such as hav. need of milk, and not of strong meat. For every one that useth milk is unskillful in the w. rd of righteousness: for he is a babe. But strong meat belongeth to them that are of full age, even those who by reason of use have their senses exer.

6. ag.org › - › mediaTHE INSPIRATION, INERRANCY, AND AUTHORITY OF SCRIPTURE

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   One of the most forceful statements on the full inspiration of the Scriptures is found in 2 Timothy 3:16. This passage, as translated by many English versions (KJV, NASB, NLT, NRSV, NET, et al.) begins “All [or “every”] Scripture is inspired by God” [or “given by inspiration of God”]. However, the Greek term translated “inspired ...

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   What does inspiration mean in the Bible?

   • We understand inspiration to mean that special act of the Holy Spirit by which He guided the writers of the Scriptures. Such superintendence influenced both their thoughts and their actual choice of words, yet also made full allowance for the divergent backgrounds, abilities, and personalities of the writers.

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   What is the inerrancy of the Bible?

   • The inerrancy of the Scriptures must also be considered in light of their historical and cultural setting. The Bible comes to us from the Ancient Near East, a culture and time far distant from the present.

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   How does the Bible influence contextualization?

   • The church recognized a distinct collection of documents as divinely inspired and authoritative in shaping the church’s beliefs and practice. As we will see, the formation of the biblical “canon” has implications for contextualization. The Bible has come to us in written form. This fact should shape how we perceive and practice contextualization.

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   Is the inerrancy of the Bible invalidated?

   • The inerrancy of the Scriptures is not invalidated by the use of multiple figures of speech and various literary genres. Parables, analogies, allegories, similes, metaphors, hyperboles, symbols, etc., are to be found throughout the Bible.

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   How can church priorities undermine biblical faithfulness?

   • Pragmatic concerns and church priorities can undermine biblical faithfulness. For example, an emphasis on individual conversion might lead to a stress on evangelism at the expense of protecting the church, serving the poor, theological training, and fostering godly character.

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   What does the Bible say about justification?

   • In each bo ok and passage, biblical writers seek to make e stablish certain ideas. Depending on context, in John about justification. is obviously do es not imply justification is an unimportant doc trine. It simply means the topic is not a primar y motif in John’ s letter. Every text has one or more main theme s and various subordinat e ideas.

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8. ibs.cru.org › files › 5615/9069/7411The Doctrine of Scripture and Biblical Contextualization ...

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   Evangelicals affirm the Bible is divinely inspired, “God-breathed” (2 Tim 3:16). Accordingly, biblical contextualization is rooted in the process of biblical revelation itself. By considering how God reveals himself through Scripture, we can better understand the meaning and significance of contextualization.