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afkimel.wordpress.com
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| | | | | by Jacques Ellul I am taking up here a basic theme that I have dealt with elsewhere but which is so essential that I have no hesitation in repeating myself. It is the recognition that all people from the beginning of time are saved by God in Jesus Christ, that they have all been recipients | |
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revdocgeek.com
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| | | | | Jesus has not yet 'destroyed every ruler and every authority and power,' and Mary Magdalene reminds us that grief in the face of death is proper, a measure of our love for the one who has died, or even a measure of our humanity, because to mourn is to be human. | |
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learn.ligonier.org
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| | | | | In his letter to the Romans, after the Apostle Paul describes the gospel as "the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes," he gives us some sobering news. There is not one person who isn't ungodly... | |
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blog.truthforlife.org
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| | | God has perfect patience for the most imperfect of sinners. In Jesus Christ, He overflows with forbearing mercy, even to the least deserving. | ||
