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Paul explores the themes of jealousy and envy as the Gospel flourishes among Gentiles, expecting Jews to be saved by fear of missing out.

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In Revelation 1, John introduces and dedicates the whole book and records the incredible vision of Christ that is its basis.

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The true Peter was not the one who denied Jesus but the one who boldly proclaimed him on Pentecost. God's grace rescued and restored Peter to his service.

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The Book of Job is an Old Testament example of how, even though God brings suffering into people's lives, they can learn from God and draw close to him, filled with hope.

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The transformation in the Christian life comes not because of works but by the washing of regeneration and renewal of the Holy Spirit.

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The Book of Revelation is the climactic end of scripture, the indispensable final word of the Holy Spirit, unveiling the glories of Christ and the mysteries of the future.

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God has been patiently holding out his hands to the disobedient Jewish nation for centuries. Some, a remnant of the elect, will be saved; others are condemned.

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Jesus, who had no sin, stood trial before a wicked and corrupt judicial system. He bore mankind’s sins as a substitute and died as a display of God's justice.

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