Tuesday August 20, 2019 (Ask the Theologian) from Ask The Theologian by Dr. Randy White. Released: 2019. Track 972. Genre: Speech.
* I believe Scripture teaches that our sins were nailed to the cross past, present, and future. Some teach that on the day you're saved the clock starts ticking anew and you’ll be judged as Hitchcock describes. I often heard this in GA camp that a giant screen would be next to Christ and the Bema seat and every single thing we've ever done would be viewed for all to see. I think this is totally false, but what Dr. Hitchcock says, in his book Heavenly Rewards, sounds awfully close to this. If true, then all of us in Christ will dread the Bema seat.
* Is the Darby Academy facing pressures from state government to teach LGBT history?
* Ephesians 3:1 says Paul is a prisoner for the Gentiles yet in Acts 28:20 Paul says he’s bound for the hope of Israel, any thoughts?
* Propitiation (hilasterion) or mercy seat seems more permanent than the OT atonement. Is this why the KJ NT uses the word propitiation?
* Question on 2 Thessalonians 2:13. I've had Calvinists use this verse for predestination, any thoughts?
* Question on 2 Thessalonians 2:15. Catholics use this to justify tradition, thoughts on this also?
* A comment on 1 Cor 13:12 “for now we see through a glass darkly..”: should the dark glass be comforting or scary?
* Comment: The Bob Jones University does not take public funding.
* I have Dr. Walvoord on Revelation do you know if Dallas seminary is still dispensational since Walvoord passed?
* Will Christ become King and king of what?
* What or who is Paul talking about when he mentions principalities or powers?
* Many defined repentance as a change of mind that result in a change of life. Is the part about the results adding to the true meaning of repentance or is it accurate to include it?
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