Category: 02. The Gospel

The Sufferings of Christ Absolutely Unintelligible If Not an Ample and Special Atonement

The Sufferings of Christ Absolutely Unintelligible If Not an Ample and Special Atonement Samuel Cozens 1858 Of all the great truths of the gospel respecting which a diversity of opinion exists in the church of God, probably none, either in ancient or modern times, have occasioned more numerous and more lengthened controversies than the great doctrine…

The Literal Transfer of Sin & Righteousness

The Literal Transfer of Sin & Righteousness “Holding the mystery of the Faith in a pure conscience” I Timothy 3:9, “One Lord, one Faith, one Baptism” Ephesians 4:5 It is a favourite assertion of those who deny the doctrine of a definite, and maintain a general atonement, who tell us that Christ did not die…

Who Is The True Israel?

Who Is The True Israel? Who Is The True Israel (PDF Version) I. INTRODUCTION The entire premise of this article, and the passages contained herein, is that Christ is the True Israel of God. Everything found in the Old Testament and in the New Testament concerning Israel must be viewed through the blessed lens of…

John 3:16 – A Faithful Truth But Not An Offer

John 3:16 – A Faithful Truth But Not An Offer IF JOHN 3:16 IS A FREE OFFER TO BELIEVE UNTO SALVATION “For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth [πᾶς ὁ πιστεύων] in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life” [with “believeth,” pisteuon/πιστεύων, being in the…

A Christ-Centered Love

A Christ-Centered Love or, God Loves All Who Are In Christ From Eternity and None Who Are Outside of Him From Eternity One reason why so many can believe that God loves all mankind without exception, despite clear verses to the contrary (such as Psalm 5:5 “The foolish shall not stand in thy sight: THOU…

Charity, Christ, and the Benefit of the Doubt

Charity, Christ, and the Benefit of the Doubt Or Else: Judge, Jury, and (Ministry/Character) Executioner Hard Lessons Learned; Hard Lessons Still Learning Months back, I left Facebook mainly because of a growing, and powerful, sense of contention, arguing doctrine for doctrine’s sake, a spirit of judgmentalism and condemnation, and due to an increasing sense of…