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In this post, we will look at some of the basic biblical truths about who God is. This post is adapted from my systematic theology book - Knowing the Doctrines of the Bible.
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In this post, we will briefly explore what the Bible is. This post is adapted from my systematic theology book - Knowing the Doctrines of the Bible.
It is not only those who speak in tongues that have the Holy Spirit. “Tongues” is just one gift of many. Paul asked rhetorically, “Do all speak with tongues?” (1 Corinthians 12:30). This question anticipates the answer – “no”. So, how and when does someone receive the Spirit? Let’s explore…
The Last Templar is a novel written by Raymond Khoury. He is also the screenwriter of the BBC’s Spooks and the Emmy Award winning drama Waking the Dead. Through The Last Templar Khoury puts forward the theory that the story of Jesus Christ as we know it is actually a myth. It is also claimed that Jesus Himself wrote a gospel, in which He was not the Son of God. Furthermore, The Last Templar claims that certain people in the Roman Catholic Church know about this ‘gospel’. |
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