…Testament ritual of sacrifice, from which the element of vicarious penal infliction of death is entirely eliminated. From this preconceived point of view he examines the Pauline statements and understands…
…government are included in this command. Furthermore, when the government tries to do more than the eighth command, it often ends up violating this command. Give an example of…
…thing is marked out by this command? The third command sets God’s Name apart as holy. Here is the complete list: Command: Principle: First command: You shall have no other…
We have considered as yet only the commoner and briefer forms of figurative language in the New Testament writings— those which consist of single expressions, or admit of being compressed…
…placed in society as something sacred. Here is the complete list: Command: Principle: First command: You shall have no other gods before Me. The sanctity of God Himself Second command:…
…by the playing of musical instruments. Moses, on the other hand, is always in possession of the spirit of prophecy; it is not something that comes and goes. Keil compares…
…guarding it and keeping it ready for us so that when the day arrives, we may enter into it with joy and gladness. Comments: “From these examples it will appear…
…single truth, for this is the sacred deposit which he, in common with other ministers, holds for the edification of the Church; and which they are bound to commit to…
…fact that you have really found Israel’s King, YHWH’s anointed One, who will set you free from sin and guilt. Comments: Luke 2:13 Καὶ ἐξαίφνης ἐγένετο σὺν τῷ ἀγγέλῳ…
…throne shone with all the brilliance of a bright blue stone, like a Sapphire. Comments: for רָקִיעַ see the Jewish Encyclopedia. Ezekiel 10:2 וַיֹּ֜אמֶר אֶל־הָאִ֣ישׁ׀ לְבֻ֣שׁ הַבַּדִּ֗ים וַיֹּ֡אמֶר בֹּא֩…
…important question which is Walvoord’s fourth question above. Show from the New Testament authors how they understood a fulfillment. James’ comment on Amos is a good test case since…
…and our salvation, commanded His servants, the prophets and apostles, to commit His revealed word to writing; and He Himself wrote with His own finger the two tables of the…
…Testament dispensation commenced. (2) That it was disclosed, i.e., comparatively brought to light (φανερωθέντος) by the ancient Scriptures. (3) That it was fully published or made known (γνωρισθέντος) under the…
…with which you are so well acquainted.” The Old Testament was naturally introduced at once even into communities consisting of Gentile converts. cf GGBB on monadic nouns (p248) Romans…
…command. The difference is that a moral command has its morality inherent in it. A positive command does not. We can see the rightness/wrongness of a moral command. The rightness/wrongness…
…a living communion with God established. In this sense the kingdom began its coming when Jesus entered upon his public ministry, his work upon earth, including his death, was part…
…boy’s hearing and speaking! I command you to leave him immediately and never to enter into him again!” Comments: It’s not clear why the crowd is mentioned here. Now that…
…one we have served ever. How do you say that free you will be?” Paraphrase: At this comment, the Jews drew back. “Wait,” they said, “Did you say free? We…
…as your second-in-command?” Comments: Alford references a rabbinical work that says that God would sit the Messiah at His right hand and Abraham as his left. source Matt 20:22…
…neglected. Comments: It’s not certain, but there do appear to be elders in the Jerusalem church at this time. (Acts 11:30) Keener notes the desire of Jewish people to be…