Bible Notes on Romans 12:1
Brief notes on my translation of Romans 12:1. Do Not Conform To the World’s Ways 1 I implore youp, brothers, by the compassions of God,… Read More »Bible Notes on Romans 12:1
Brief notes on my translation of Romans 12:1. Do Not Conform To the World’s Ways 1 I implore youp, brothers, by the compassions of God,… Read More »Bible Notes on Romans 12:1
B1 What it is C1 God’s way of thinking C2 God’s way of living C3 God’s desire for creation, especially humans C4 Titus 2:12 WEL… Read More »Thoughts on Discipling Christian Life What It Is Part 1
E12 Transcendence F1 Definition: beyond what we can conceive. He is greater and higher, with greater power and being than we can understand. It also… Read More »Thoughts on Discipling Part 3 Doctrine Part N
E9 Self-existence F1 Definition: G1 This is also known as aseity. G2 God has no beginning and no end, He is always. He has no… Read More »Thoughts on Discipling Part 3 Doctrine Part M
E7 Omniscience—Knowledge (including foreknowledge and middle knowledge) F1 Definition G1 Knowledge H1 The English word gives this as one definition: 1. a particular or specialized form of understanding… Read More »Thoughts on Discipling Part 3 Doctrine Part L
E6 Omnisapience F1 Definition: Literally, this means all wisdom or complete wisdom. God’s wisdom is perfect. He cannot learn, for He knows all. He cannot… Read More »Thoughts on Discipling Part 3 Doctrine Part K
E4 Omnipotence F1 This unlimited power relates to what God’s character is. Since He is a God who tells the truth, He cannot do illogical… Read More »Thoughts on Discipling Part 3 Doctrine Part J
D2 Incommunicable These are those only God has. E1 Eternality F1 Defined: having no beginning and no ending. God was never created, nor can never… Read More »Thoughts on Discipling Part 3 Doctrine Part I
E21 Reason F1 Defined G1 Bing Dictionary: the power of the mind to think, understand, and form judgments by a process of logic. G2 Thoughts… Read More »Thoughts on Discipling Part 3 Doctrine Part H
E19 Wrath F1 The Hebrew word for wrath is אַף ʼaph. It means nostril in the literal sense. In an applied sense, it means the heavy breathing of… Read More »Thoughts on Discipling Part 3 Doctrine Part G