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Signs of Systemic Change
1. Dale Moreau (a disciple of Heiser) recently made it clear he was Arminian in theology. That’s okay; Heiser was too, but never admitted it. It’s as if Paul never said anything about Election, not to mention women leading men. … Continue reading
Posted in tribulation
Tagged Arminianism, banking, covenant, Dale Moreau, divine election, government policy, Michael S. Heiser, petroleum market, trusting in god
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Heart Truth
From my earliest memory, I knew that God had His hand on my life. By no means did this indicate I lived a charmed existence. Parts of my childhood passed in homelessness, and poverty was never far away. Further, I … Continue reading
Posted in personal
Tagged convictions, divine calling, divine election, heart-led, Michael S. Heiser, mission, Unseen Realm
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Salvation and Election
(This continues the previous post.) Creation is obliged to glorify the Lord. It does that automatically. What differentiates humans from the rest of the natural world is the moral responsibility of doing it by choice. ontology — The branch of … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged covenant, divine election, Garden of Eden, human capabilities, mortality, ontology, parable of simulation, Unseen Realm
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Cain’s Wife and Election
People keep asking: Where did Cain’s wife come from? The answer is not direct. We have to go back to were Cain stood, in the sense of what Scripture tells us. We must restore to our minds the biblical outlook … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged Biblical Studies, Dale Moreau, divine election, eternal nature, Garden of Eden, Hebrew epistemology, Hebrew Mysticism, human awareness, Michael S. Heiser, mortality
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The Coming Shock: Coda
Yesterday’s Bible lesson was already a bit long, but I need to add something that may not be obvious. In 2 Thessalonians 2, Paul quotes from Daniel’s description of a type of Antichrist. Daniel does the same thing we saw … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged Antichrist, Antiochus IV, apostasy, covenant, Divided Kingdom, divine election, Elijah, eschatology, faith community, Gentiles, Law of Moses, letters to the thessalonians, Maccabees, Romans, the Devil
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We Hold It Forth
This conversation continues, and I’m hoping you can wrap your head around this. It’s not a question of what God does behind the scenes in Heaven. We cannot possibly know about that until we are there with Him. What really … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged american churches, Decision Theology, divine election, heart-led, Holy Spirit, human institutions, peace with god, propositional truth, Western Church History
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For Jesus’ Name
Upon some offline discussions about Divine Election, it seems I need to add some clarifications. Start with the foundation: We cannot know eternal things the way we know about our lives here in the Fallen Realm. From ancient times, our … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged Arminianism, Calvinism, divine election, doctrine, Edom, Elohim Council, history israel, predestination, systematic theology, Three Rebellions, TULIP
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Privileges, Not Rights
Whenever I write about Divine Election, I always get questions. The majority of the time, they are questions asked from an American point of view, with all the bogus nonsense about human rights, etc. The ancient Hebrews never thought in … Continue reading
Kiln of the Soul: A Statement of Faith
We are prepping for tribulation. A couple of weeks ago we looked afresh at the core of the Covenant of Christ — His Law is His love. Doctrine is frankly secondary; theology is merely human speculation. Jesus said that feudal … Continue reading
Posted in teaching, tribulation
Tagged church, Covenant of Christ, deacons, decentralization, divine election, elder, evangelism, feudalism, Hebrew epistemology, kiln of the soul, missions, mythology, parish pastor, radix fidem, red pill, scripture, statements of faith, tribalism, Unseen Realm
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