I saw this article on a website which seems to have gone now but I found very helpful and I hope you do too
1. In discussing the two covenants, we are not refering to the division of the Bible into two sections, but to the periods of the two covenants on ground.
2. The Old covenant [...]
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Understanding the Old and New Testament
Posted in The Bible, Theology and Doctrine, tagged apologetics, Christ, Christ-Centered, Christian, Christianity, confession, cross, Doctrine, Faith, false hope, firstfruits, giving, God, Holy Spirit, hope, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Man-Centered, New Testamant, offering, old Testamant, Paula White, peter popoff, Pharisees, positive confession, prosperity gospel, religion, Salvation, sin, The Gospel, Theology, tithe, tithing, word of faith, word of faith movement on October 13, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Stop Defacing the Bible – Please sign the petition
Posted in The Bible, tagged bible, bible manuscripts, biblical interpretation, Christ, Christian, Christianity, Death, devil, Doctrine, Faith, God, Holy Spirit, Jesus, Jesus Christ, koran, manuscripts, muslim, Muslims, Prayer, religion, Salvation, sin, The Bible, Theology, Theology and Doctrine on August 12, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Again, the christian faith has been cheapened and the Gallery of Modern Art in Glasgow has invited people to deface the bible. As per BBC News, “Jane Clarke, herself a Christian, had said she wanted people who felt marginalised to be able to write their stories back into the Bible.”
As a result the Stop Defacing [...]
Why memorize scripture? – John Piper
Posted in The Bible, tagged Christ, Christian, Christianity, cross, Deity, desiring god, desiring god ministries, Divinity, Doctrine, Faith, God, holiness, Holy Spirit, Jesus, Jesus Christ, john piper, religion, Salvation, saved, Scripture, sin, The Trinity on May 25, 2009 | 1 Comment »
The Bible contains……
Posted in The Bible, tagged bible, bible manuscripts, biblical interpretation, Christ, Christian, Christianity, Death, devil, Doctrine, Faith, God, Holy Spirit, Jesus, Jesus Christ, manuscripts, Prayer, religion, Salvation, sin, The Bible, Theology, Theology and Doctrine on May 2, 2009 | 1 Comment »
A Week in the Life of a Neglected Bible
Posted in The Bible, tagged bible, bible manuscripts, biblical interpretation, Christ, Christian, Christianity, Death, devil, Doctrine, Faith, God, Holy Spirit, Jesus, Jesus Christ, manuscripts, Prayer, religion, Salvation, sin, The Bible, Theology, Theology and Doctrine on September 10, 2008 | 2 Comments »
An illustration of disregard for the Bible between Sundays. Is Scripture a mere bookend, irrelevant to the realities of the world? Does Scripture really act as an authority for the life and practice of the average churchgoer?
I will let the video speak for itself
Why is it Important to Interpret the Bible Objectively?
Posted in The Bible, tagged bible, bible manuscripts, biblical interpretation, Christ, Christian, Christianity, Death, devil, Doctrine, Faith, God, Holy Spirit, Jesus, Jesus Christ, manuscripts, Prayer, religion, Salvation, sin, The Bible, Theology, Theology and Doctrine on August 29, 2008 | 4 Comments »
Why is it important to rely on objective truth instead of subjective opinion? The answer is because if you rely on the latter, quite literally all hell breaks loose. We need the objective truth of the Scriptures to be our standard as believers and not the subjective opinions of man
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Bible: The User’s Manual
Posted in The Bible, tagged bible, bible manuscripts, biblical interpretation, Christ, Christian, Christianity, Death, devil, Doctrine, Faith, God, Holy Spirit, Jesus, Jesus Christ, manuscripts, Prayer, religion, Salvation, sin, The Bible, Theology, Theology and Doctrine on July 18, 2008 | 8 Comments »
Following on from the Ten Rules of Biblical Interpretation, below is some more good advice on how to read the bible. This is taken from Tektronics
Bible: The User’s Manual
Or, What to Do with Your Sacred Text
James Patrick Holding
A reader has made an excellent suggestion for a practical piece on “how to use your Bible”. [...]
Is Christianity True? – Part 4: The Bible
Posted in The Bible, tagged apologetics, Christ, Christ-Centered, Christian, Christianity, cross, Death, Doctrine, Faith, False Doctrine, God, gospel, Holy Spirit, hope, Jesus, Jesus Christ, religion, Salvation, Scripture, sin, The Gospel, Theology, Theology and Doctrine on July 11, 2008 | 3 Comments »
After looking at the facts about other faiths, what makes the bible so unique and how do we know if it is true? Taken from this website
Starting the Foundation
Proving whether something is true or not is called apologetics. This word is derived from the Greek word “apologia,” which means “to defend.” The entire Clarifying Christianity [...]
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