The relationship between Christians and the Law of Moses is one of the most important and discussed questions in the New Testament. It lies behind the conflict at Antioch, the Jerusalem Council, Paul’s letter to the Galatians, major sections of Romans, the argument of Hebrews, and repeated tensions between Jewish and Gentile believers. The question … Continue reading Christians and the Law of Moses: Jewish Believers, Gentile Believers, and Life under the Law of Christ
Month: July 2026
The God Who Cannot Be Overcome: A Scriptural, Dogmatic, and Historical Defense of Divine Impassibility
It is possible a grieving Christian has never asked whether God possesses passive potency. Suffering saints ask whether God cares. Does God remain distant from the hospital room, the grave, the battlefield, and the abused? Does the Father of mercies look upon human anguish without being touched by it? The doctrine of divine impassibility often … Continue reading The God Who Cannot Be Overcome: A Scriptural, Dogmatic, and Historical Defense of Divine Impassibility
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