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A very long largely sleepless night. She primarily has seizures in the evening/early mornings. She is safe currently but I am spent.
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✝️ DID BELIEF IN THE RESURRECTION BEGIN IMMEDIATELY?
@ProfTCSchmidt says an ancient account of Jesus challenges the theory that his disciples' belief in the Resurrection developed generations later.
He explains to @KayleighMcEnany why the timing matters.
The whole point of this post by the way is that today *isn’t* the sabbath, it’s the Lord’s Day. As the author of Hebrews articulated, through the finished work of Christ we are now in constant sabbath. I’m not conflating the 2, I’m using scripture to show the difference, and how the New Covenant is different now through the Old’s fulfilment.
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What the congregation hears when fresh-out-of-seminary preachers flex their new knowledge.
Why is the Great Wall of China not mentioned in the writings of Marco Polo?
Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence people. Just because you think someone *should* say something does not obligate that they have to.
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Excited we'll have @pjgurry and @WesleyLHuff for a breakout at TGC27.
Thankful to partner with @CSBible to make it happen.
Enoch was never mentioned at Nicaea, and nothing within the proceedings had to do with the canon — omitting books or otherwise. If you want to know what DID happen at Nicaea, I travelled to Turkey and stood in the ruins of where the council met to tell that story. You can watch that here: youtu.be/lpsKNd8tqHI?si=TJlb….
With all due respect, what’s wild is how silly this tweet is.
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If Scripture is clear, why are there so many different Protestant denominations?
@WesleyLHuff, @MichaelHorton_ and @AdrielTweets weigh in.
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New discovery—the “most comprehensive Hittite archive discovered in the 21st century”
armstronginstitute.org/1533-…
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Incredibly, the earliest Christians embraced the symbol of the cross which was a sign of shame and humiliation in the Greco-Roman world. So what's the *oldest* image of Jesus on the cross? And how often was it used? My latest: wordfirst.org/articles/whats…
He is both God and human, equally. He is God from the essence of the Father, begotten before time; and he is human from the essence of his mother, born in time; completely God, completely human, with a rational soul and human flesh; equal to the Father as regards divinity, less than the Father as regards humanity. Although he is God and human, yet Christ is not two, but one. He is one, however, not by his divinity being turned into flesh, but by God's taking humanity to himself. He is one, certainly not by the blending of his essence, but by the unity of his person. For just as one human is both rational soul and flesh, so too the one Christ is both God and human.
This is a very important topic to address. I am glad @gavinortlund chose to make this really great covering of the issue!
I’ve said for years: if Jesus writes the sheet music of Christianity we see Paul playing it beautifully. Paul and Jesus aren’t at odds, they’re in lock step.
youtu.be/XgUpH9M9WBg?si=M0jk…
While discussing Colossians 2 with @MichaelHorton_ and @AdrielTweets, I gifted @solamediaorg three papyri facsimiles: P45 (Col.), P104 (Matt.), and P52 (John).
You can always get your own copies of these particular manuscript recreations at manuscriptshop.com/pages/wes….