QUIT YOURSELVES AS MEN AND FIGHT
In the battle against the Philistines, the importation of the ARK OF COVENANT (the emblem of God’s presence) would have turned the table around (in
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The Perfect Judgment
This section is an expansion of subsection two. When a judgment is perfect, it is impartial and error-free. A man may not deliver such
The Principle Of The Judgment
The principle of this impartial judgment is that those who have been justified by faith and persevere in doing what is right according to the
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The People Of The Judgment
Possibly, the Jewish members of the Church in Rome, were nodding their heads as the first chapter of Paul’s epistle which condemned the idolatry, immoral
Cures For Reprobate Mind
“Prevention,” they say, “is better than cures.” The cure for and against the reprobate mind is the rejection of pride and indifference that hinder repentance.
Causes Of Reprobate Mind
No one has any excuse for not believing in God, for God has sufficiently revealed His existence in His creation (v.19-20). Everybody by his own
Preaching that Has Good News for a New Convert
Raising the hope of new-converts helps to establish their faith. This happens when a compassionate follow-up worker’s preaching contains some good news for the new-convert
Preaching With Compassion
To preach and do a successful follow-up that establishes the new-convert, one should have the heart of concern and compassion toward the new-convert, which can
Release the power of God that saves the Lost.
Another reason why the gospel must be preached is because of its inherent powers. The gospel is God the Father’s message about Jesus Christ declared
Preaching With Authority
Authoritative preaching affects the mind of listeners (Jn.7:45-46). The preaching of Jesus was with authority. That authority was from the Father that sent Him. Paul,
Preaching Out Of Experience
(Romans 1:16). Apostle Paul’s knowledge of salvation was not conventional, but experiential. That is to say that it was not hearsay, but what he