"Wrestling With Romans" Righteousness or the Traditions of Men? (Chapter 10 Verses 1-21) The previous chapter explained why, or rather how the Jews came to be where they are spiritually. Now Paul reiterates his heart’s desire, in personal intercession, O that Israel might be saved (v1). The Jews are a clear example to us of …
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Calvin and the Law
Calvin & the Law John Calvin is reputed to be the finest theologian since the apostle Paul, that is quite some reputation. However, he certainly was the main man in terms of the great Reformation, the one who wielded the greatest influence. It was, of course, Luther, who kick-started the Reformation and it would be …
