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Biblical Theology

Colossians–Christos Singularis
Colossians–Christos Singularis

Colossians–Christos Singularis

This study of Colossians delves into the doctrine of the Trinity and its profound implications for understanding our own nature. It asserts that, while we are not Trinitarian in the same way as God, we reflect His Trinitarian character as part of being made in His image (Genesis 1:26). Just as an image resembles but is not identical to the original, we mirror God's Trinitarian nature in our own lives. This study explores how God's revealed character as a Trinity shapes our understanding and application of Scripture, while also acknowledging instances in Scripture where the concept of God's singularity is expressed.
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Galatians – Backstory / Christory
Galatians – Backstory / Christory

Galatians – Backstory / Christory

Understanding the New Testament without grasping the overarching narrative of the Old Testament often leads to misconceptions about Jesus Christ's role and purpose in the Bible. Paul's letter to the Galatians is frequently misunderstood because many fail to appreciate how Paul's understanding of the Old Testament transformed in light of Christ. As a former Pharisee, Paul initially interpreted the Old Testament through traditional Jewish lenses. However, his encounter with Christ radically shifted his perspective, aligning it with Jesus' interpretation of Scripture. To fully grasp Paul's message in Galatians, it's essential to explore how Christ illuminated and transformed Paul's original understanding of the Old Testament narrative.
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The Institutes of the Christian Religion: The Mercersburg Perspective 1-2
The Institutes of the Christian Religion: The Mercersburg Perspective 1-2

The Institutes of the Christian Religion: The Mercersburg Perspective 1-2

Discover the enduring relevance of Gerhart’s Institutes, conceived during the aftermath of the American Civil War and Reconstruction. In a time of denominational fragmentation, Gerhart offered a Reformed theological foundation aimed at fostering Christian unity through Mercersburg theology. His forward-thinking approach ran counter to the revivalist trends of the time, which, much like today, often focused on emotional worship and short-term enthusiasm rather than long-term growth in Christ. In 2023, as churches again grapple with revivalism's limitations, Gerhart’s insights serve as a reminder of the need for deeper sanctification, spiritual maturity, and lasting faithfulness beyond the cycles of revival.
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