Some Jews in the days of Jesus had a misunderstanding of how their covenant relationship affected their sins. They thought that God would be happy with their religious ceremonies. But God is a God of truth and will acknowledge that truth whether for good or bad. We apply to ourselves my not following in their footsteps. We ought not look down on those who are not "blessed" with knowledge like we are, but rather we should compare God's truth to our own actions. We will see in later podcasts how this attitude can lead to salvation.

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Some Jews in the days of Jesus had a misunderstanding of how their covenant relationship affected their sins. They thought that God would be happy with their religious ceremonies. But God is a God of truth and will acknowledge that truth whether for good or bad. We apply to ourselves my not following in their footsteps. We ought not look down on those who are not "blessed" with knowledge like we are, but rather we should compare God's truth to our own actions. We will see in later podcasts how this attitude can lead to salvation.

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In Romans chapter we begin to see that even though the Jew stand in a special, covenantal relationship to God, they must still obey universal norms. God's nature cannot change and therefore every covenant God enters into, must accommodate his holy nature. there is no covenant God can make which would alleviate man from certain obligations of behavior towards God.

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What is Sola Scripture? Why is this Latin phrase important? In this sermon we explore the vital and practical application of the treasure of theology

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What is Sola Scripture? Why is this Latin phrase important? In this sermon we explore the vital and practical application of the treasure of theology

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Who is god and why does he care what we do? In this podcast we begin to explore how the nature of God relates to the actions of man.

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Who is god and why does he care what we do? In this podcast we begin to explore how the nature of God relates to the actions of man.

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In seeking to understand End Time Prophecy, we have previously laid the foundation of how a sound, doctrinal understanding of Covenant Theology is indispensable for understanding Eschatology. Not we move into the very basics of the Resurrection. We will use the simple understanding of the Resurrection as found in 1 Corinthians 15 to build all other eschatology upon.

In seeking to understand End Time Prophecy, we have previously laid the foundation of how a sound, doctrinal understanding of Covenant Theology is indispensable for understanding Eschatology. Not we move into the very basics of the Resurrection. We will use the simple understanding of the Resurrection as found in 1 Corinthians 15 to build all other eschatology upon.

We are going to explore the History of the Law. Every history has a beginning and the beginning of the Law goes all the way back to before the foundation of the earth. There we find the words, "In the beginning God created..." God was alone and un-influenced in his act of creation. As such not even foreknowledge acted upon God but only from with in God. Foreknowledge is not forced upon God but comes from within God. God is sovereign over his own foreknowledge.