<p>In a recent podcast, Dr. Owen Strachan unloaded a volley of texts in favor of eternal subordination of the Son (to the Father). Using John <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xrfXdOxfCFk&t=196s">3:16</a> as an example, I want to show Strachan's use of it subtly identifies God with God's works.</p>

In a recent podcast, Dr. Owen Strachan unloaded a volley of texts in favor of eternal subordination of the Son (to the Father). Using John 3:16 as an example, I want to show Strachan's use of it subtly identifies God with God's works.

<p>In a recent podcast, Dr. Owen Strachan unloaded a volley of texts in favor of eternal subordination of the Son (to the Father). Using John <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xrfXdOxfCFk&amp;t=196s" rel="noopener noreferrer">3:16</a> as an example, I want to show Strachan's use of it subtly identifies God with God's works.</p>

Owen Strachan, Subordination, God and His Works

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