Scripture Elevated

Scripture Elevated

By Kelvin Kenneth BrockReligion & SpiritualityChristianity
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Scripture Elevated episodes

  • S1 Ep1: Part 1 Heaven or Earth - Are we going up or is God moving in?

    Written version: https://scripture-elevated.com/2018/10/11/part-1-heaven-or-earth-are-we-going-up-or-is-god-moving-in/

    What is the gospel? Is it "Jesus died for sins in order for you to go to Heaven?" Is that what the Bible teaches or is that a new teaching? What has God said from the beginning and what has he said in the end? What is God doing in between creation and consummation of all things? What is the pristine Christian doctrine and does a departure from the doctrine disarm the power of the gospel?

    Main scriptures:

    Destiny of Man – Genesis 2:8-9, 15-17; Rev. 2:7, 22:14

    1. Inheritance and the Promises Abraham – Gen. 13:14-15, 17:7-8 (unconditional)

    Isaac – Gen. 26:1-5 (unconditional)

    Jacob – Gen. 28:1-4, 10-13 (unconditional)

    Israel – Exo. 6:1-8, Lev. 18:1-5, Deut. 30:15-20 (conditional)

    David – 2 Samuel 7:8-16, Psa. 89:3-4,27-37

    Solomon – 1 Kings 9:4-9 (conditional)

    Christ – Psalm 2

    Promises still pending - Acts 7:2-5; Hebrews 11:13-14, 39

    God does not lie - Hebrew 6:17-18;

    Paul͛s defense – Acts 26:6-8

    2. Restoration and redemption

    Peter͛s preaching – Acts 2:22-36; 3:19-21; Psalm 16:5-11

    Isaiah 35:1-7

    Romans 8:16-25

    United with Christ in baptism – Romans 6:1-4, Galatians 3:26-29 and Colossians 2:11-15

    3. The resurrection

    Abraham – Hebrews 11:19

    Job – Job 19:25-27, 42:17 (LXX)

    David – Psalm 16:5-11

    Prophets e.g. Ezekiel in Ezekiel 37

    Martha – John 11:21-27

    Jesus – John 5:25-29

    Paul – Acts 24:14-16

    Who is Abraham͛s seed – Galatians 3:6-29, Romans 4:13-18

    36 min

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This podcast seeks to provide the tools necessary to properly handle the Scriptures, to expose the false presuppositions that drive false doctrines, and to train students in the consistent application of these tools to the foundational doctrines of Christianity. Rather than defending the theological traditions handed down by Roman Catholicism, Protestantism, or modern Evangelicalism and Fundamentalism. The aim is to instill the absolute necessity of handling the Scriptures objectively regardless of where that might lead theologically and to get back to the pristine Christian Faith as taught by Jesus and His Apostles.