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Patterns in Romans 5
In Romans 5, we see a few intentional patterns at worth through repeated phrases. First there is the idea of “much more.” If we were “redeemed by his blood”, then “much more” will we be saved…from wrath” (v9). If enemies were “reconciled by his death” then “much more will we be saved by his life”. …
The Big Church Festival tragedy -how do we respond to the mockers?
I’ve mentioned how one of the sad things to see in response to the tragic death of Pastor Robert Guanco at the Big Church Festival and the six other injuries was the way that some took to mocking Christianity. The gist of the mockery was first that our God was proved impotent, he was unable…
Why does Paul say that the law came to increase our wrongdoing?
Paul’s statement in Romans 5:20 seems surprising, strange and counter intuitive even. We expect him to tell us that the Law came to constrain and reduce the impact of sin and wrongdoing by teaching us how to live and by creating sanctions for and deterrents against wrongdoing. However, he insists not just that the Law’s…
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