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1. The Best Judges Cycle is the Least Exciting
(teaching/Copy of Judges Commentary)

... served the Baals and Asheroth. By saying "the Baals and Asheroth" the author says that the people of Israel worshiped all of the Canaanite gods and goddesses.  Baals and Asheroth (to be consistent Asheroth ...

2. The Best Judges Cycle is the Least Exciting
(OT Prophets Commentary/Judges Commentary)

... served the Baals and Asheroth. By saying "the Baals and Asheroth" the author says that the people of Israel worshiped all of the Canaanite gods and goddesses.  Baals and Asheroth (to be consistent Asheroth ...

3. The Challenge of Identifying Reformed Essentials
(teaching/Systematic Theology)

... authority" (as the ECO essential tenets mistakenly says) but a subordinate authority (as their own document asserts elsewhere).  They are subordinate because they come "under" Scripture.  They are not ...

4. The Torah of Joshua (Joshua 22-24)
(teaching/Copy of Joshua Commentary)

... the Jordan they were said to be “beyond the Jordan.”  The authors of Scripture always take the perspective of being in the land to describe the TransJordan area as across the Jordan (even when they are ...

5. The Torah of Joshua (Joshua 22-24)
(OT Prophets Commentary/Joshua Commentary)

... the Jordan they were said to be “beyond the Jordan.”  The authors of Scripture always take the perspective of being in the land to describe the TransJordan area as across the Jordan (even when they are ...

6. An Interesting Inheritance (Joshua 13-21)
(teaching/Copy of Joshua Commentary)

... the idea is so large now that the Promised Land is the whole of the visible cosmos as well as the invisible heavens since Jesus has been given all authority in heaven and on earth.  Nevertheless, this ...

7. An Interesting Inheritance (Joshua 13-21)
(OT Prophets Commentary/Joshua Commentary)

... the idea is so large now that the Promised Land is the whole of the visible cosmos as well as the invisible heavens since Jesus has been given all authority in heaven and on earth.  Nevertheless, this ...

8. Joshua: Not a Movie Script or a History Textbook
(teaching/Copy of Joshua Commentary)

... what can be seen.  Just as the author had been concerned with Spiritual preparation – worship and doing the rituals of the faith, circumcision and Passover – we now see a ritualistic battle plan.  This ...

9. Joshua: Not a Movie Script or a History Textbook
(OT Prophets Commentary/Joshua Commentary)

... what can be seen.  Just as the author had been concerned with Spiritual preparation – worship and doing the rituals of the faith, circumcision and Passover – we now see a ritualistic battle plan.  This ...

10. Joshua Is among the Prophets
(teaching/Copy of Joshua Commentary)

... Thus Jesus said, "All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me.  Go, therefore, and make disciples of all nations" (Matt 28).  Both texts then also emphasize discipleship as Jesus said, "Teaching ...

11. Joshua Is among the Prophets
(OT Prophets Commentary/Joshua Commentary)

... Thus Jesus said, "All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me.  Go, therefore, and make disciples of all nations" (Matt 28).  Both texts then also emphasize discipleship as Jesus said, "Teaching ...

12. Pastor's Green Pastures: October 2011
(community/Niagara Presbyterian Church)

... worship rather than the true God. By no means is this always the case, many would love to be in church more often than they are. Ed Moll and Tim Chester, authors from across the pond, in Gospel-Centered ...

13. All Sins Are Not "Created" Equal
(teaching/Systematic Theology)

... is part of the second category of aggravations -- "from the parties offended."  One example would be if the sin were against someone under our authority.  The third category of aggravating factors is "from ...

14. A Wise and Understanding People (Deuteronomy 4)
(teaching/Copy of Deuteronomy Commentary)

... I study Deuteronomy the more I think it was simply the last thing added to the First Edition.    To some extent the identity of the author of the speech of Deuteronomy 4 is irrelevant.  We study ...

15. A Wise and Understanding People (Deuteronomy 4)
(OT Torah Commentary/Deuteronomy Commentary)

... I study Deuteronomy the more I think it was simply the last thing added to the First Edition.    To some extent the identity of the author of the speech of Deuteronomy 4 is irrelevant.  We study ...

16. Selected Words, Selected History (Deuteronomy 1-3)
(teaching/Copy of Deuteronomy Commentary)

... of Sihon and Og and the episode with Balaam.  [cf. Deut 4:44ff] It is interesting that the author picked the defeat of Sihon and Og to mention here [and 4:47] but not the events after it.  In Numbers, ...

17. Selected Words, Selected History (Deuteronomy 1-3)
(OT Torah Commentary/Deuteronomy Commentary)

... of Sihon and Og and the episode with Balaam.  [cf. Deut 4:44ff] It is interesting that the author picked the defeat of Sihon and Og to mention here [and 4:47] but not the events after it.  In Numbers, ...

18. In Defence of Women's Ordination
(teaching/Systematic Theology)

... 14:34-35).  Also, Paul said to Timothy, "Let a woman learn quietly with all submissiveness.  I do not permit a woman to teach or to exercise authority over a man; rather, she is to remain quiet" (1 Tim ...

19. Give Thanks Before You Eat (1 Cor 11:23-24, Acts 27:33-36)
(sermons/2010 sermons)

... Peterson, the author of The Message, once said that a meal is like a “mini-sacrament.” This makes sense when we see that we pray to give thanks to God before we eat just as there is a Great Thanksgiving ...

20. The Pattern of the Ten Books of Genesis
(teaching/Copy of Genesis Commentary)

... of all, "After the flood" reminds us of the author's "new creation" motif.  He wants us to understand "Abraham's Son" in the same way.  Each of these times is a fresh start of sorts.  But each time the ...