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What is referred to as the “unpardonable sin” (Mk 3:28-29, Mt 12:31-31, Lk 12:10 (actually referred to as “blasphemy against the Holy Spirit” in Scripture)) finds its ultimate fulfillment at the stoning of Stephen in Acts 7: See Acts 1:8, … Continued
After the rejection and crucifixion of Christ, Israel was provided a “one year extension of mercy,” per the parable in Lk 13:6-9, and a second offer of the kingdom (Acts 3:19-21) was made by Peter to the nation Israel: The … Continued
The Sermon on the Mount (Mt 5-7) is the constitution for the kingdom to be established on the earth after Christ’s Second Coming. It is impossible for a Christian to fulfill the instructions provided within the Sermon on the Mount. … Continued
The “Great Commission” of Mt 28:18-20, Mk 16:15-20, Lk 24:45-50, and Acts 1:1-8, was instruction for Israel and is not instruction for the Church, the body of Christ: “baptizing them in the name of …” (Mt 28:19) is part of … Continued
During the dispensation of the grace of God, there is “one baptism,” the baptism of the Holy Spirit, at the time of faith (1 Cor 12:13; Eph 4:4-6; Acts 11:16; 19:3-5; 1 Cor 1:14-16). To seek out baptism would be … Continued
The Pauline Epistles (Romans to Philemon) are all that apply to the Church, the body of Christ, for doctrine: All of the books of the Bible were written FOR you, but not all of the books of the Bible are … Continued
The “Romans Road” usually includes the following verses: Romans 3:10 Romans 3:12 Romans 3:23 Romans 6:23 Romans 5:8 Romans 10:9-10 Romans 10:13 Romans 5:1 Romans 8:1 Though the intention of the “Romans Road” is quite admirable, confusion is introduced through … Continued
The teaching of grace is concerned with the gospel that saves us (Rom 1:16): It is through Christ’s blood, apart from any works, given first to Paul. Salvation, during this dispensation, is by grace alone (Eph 2:8-9) and that is … Continued
Luke’s account of the Council of Jerusalem (Acts 15), held in 51 AD, reveals how different Paul’s gospel was from the gospel proclaimed by the believing Jews at Jerusalem. Due to the conflict between Jerusalem and Paul over the salvation … Continued
As is the role of any prophet, John the Baptist was a “king maker” and he was the prophet that heralded the arrival of the King, while proclaiming the Gospel of the Kingdom (Mt 3:1-6; Lk 3:3; Mk 1:4). Jesus … Continued
