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Biblical and Greek Conceptions of Prophetism (Vos Group #50)
“The Greek prophetes does not stand in the same direct relation to the deity as the Hebrew nabhi does. In reality, he is the interpreter of the oracular, dark utterances of the Phythia, or...
by Lane Tipton | 59 min Video
The Conception of a Prophet: Names and Etymologies (Vos Group #49)
“It [prophetic revelation] marks the religion of the Old Testament as a religion of conscious intercourse between Jehovah and Israel, a religion of revelation, of authority, a religion in which God dominates, and...
by Lane Tipton | 49 min Video
The Reformation and Education
The Reformation has been an extraordinary force for global education. The Middle Ages gave birth to the first European universities that trained a select cadre of scholars. But in the Protestant Reformation, the quest for universal education was unleashed. Martin...
by Peter Lillback Text
Why Must Christ Obey the Law?
“Passive obedience refers to suffering the effects due to sin that Christ suffered as mediator. Active obedience refers to the positive accomplishment of righteousness.” –Dr. Brandon Crowe Hear Dr. Crowe discuss in this interview with Matthew Barrett the implications of Christ’s...
by Brandon Crowe | 50 min Audio
Seminary on Saturday Q & A: October 2018
Hear Drs. David Garner, Carlton Wynne, and David Filson (PhD, Westminster Theological Seminary) answer questions at Westminster Theological Seminary’s October 2018 Seminary on Saturday event hosted by Covenant Presbyterian Church in Nashville, TN. The theme for this...
by Carlton Wynne | 46 min Audio
The Reformers and the Bible
“[God is] interested in grammatical syntactical details because they are the foundation for rich theological truths that God’s people need to hear.” –Dr. Jonathan Gibson Dr. Stephen Nichols, host of the 5 Minutes in Church History podcast, interviews...
by Jonathan Gibson | 5 min Audio
Praying Through the Scriptures: Deuteronomy 3
Over the years it has been my practice, learned from others, to offer up praises and petitions framed by a passage of Scripture. Some of these passages were read in preparation for preaching, others offered material for meditation in daily...
by Chad Van Dixhoorn Text
Into the Mystic
The fourteenth century saw the blossoming of mysticism, a movement that has influenced the church to this day. Mysticism asserts the earthly possibility of a personal, immediate union of the soul with the being of God himself. It offers direct...
by Peter Lillback Text
Praying through the Scriptures: Genesis 2
Over the years it has been my practice, learned from others, to offer up praises and petitions framed by a passage of Scripture. Some of these passages were read in preparation for preaching, others offered material for meditation in daily...
by Chad Van Dixhoorn Text
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Interview with byFaith: William Edgar
Westminster Seminary professor William Edgar explains that his new book, Created and Creating: A Biblical Theology of Culture, has been years in the making. “I have been thinking about culture and the biblical approach to culture for...
