As seen in these verses, the purpose of this day is removal/purging of all traces of sin from every part of the nation: from the holy place, the sanctuary, the tabernacle of meeting, the altar, the priests, all the people of the assembly, and for all the children of Israel for all ...
1. The words used to describe Christ's work. — The redeeming work of Christ, in its several aspects, is denoted in Scripture by various terms, namely, reconciliation, propitiation, expiation, atonement, redemption, satisfaction, substitution, and salvation. The following summary of the uses and...
She had thought she was imagining it, but in fact she was right—there was something trying in Robbie’s manner lately. He had a way of wrong-footing her whenever he could.Robbie was silent, but she could tell from his expression—a forced, stretched smile that did not part his lips—...
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A CONDENSED SUMMARY OF ELLEN G. WHITE’S FALSE TEACHINGS: GC305, 306, 333: [An earthquake in 1755, a dark day in 1780 and a star shower in 1833 were signs of the soon coming of Christ.] GC324, 336, 339, 351: [William Miller was a true prophet who prophesied of the Investigative...
17). For a summary of how the tension between these “two responsibilities” played out within Lutheranism up to the Formula of Concord, see (Kolb 2005, pp. 271–90). 37 In his comments on 2 Peter 2:1, Luther argues a similar point against those seeking forgiveness through a mixtum ...
17). For a summary of how the tension between these “two responsibilities” played out within Lutheranism up to the Formula of Concord, see (Kolb 2005, pp. 271–90). 37 In his comments on 2 Peter 2:1, Luther argues a similar point against those seeking forgiveness through a mixtum ...
In summary, as he helped me into my coat, he gave me the route map: loss of memory, short- and long-term, the disappearance24 of single words—simple nouns might be the first to go—then language itself, along with balance, and soon after, all motor control, and finally the ...