Is Imputed Righteousness Biblical?
Only the Hebrew text of Isaiah 53:11 refers to God’s crediting of righteousness to the ‘many’ on behalf of the servant’s work.
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Only the Hebrew text of Isaiah 53:11 refers to God’s crediting of righteousness to the ‘many’ on behalf of the servant’s work.
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Matt Smethurst and Ligon Duncan make the case for recovering confessions of faith and church covenants as practical pastoral tools for discipleship, unity, and church health.
Matt Smethurst and Ligon Duncan make the case for recovering confessions of faith and church covenants as practical pastoral tools for discipleship, unity, and church health.
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Only the Hebrew text of Isaiah 53:11 refers to God’s crediting of righteousness to the ‘many’ on behalf of the servant’s work.
For two millennia, the church has been so attractive to women that attendance tipped female, often by far. How can we make it a place of refuge for women again?
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Polanus’s perspective is invaluable because it draws from both the reformers and the broader Christian tradition.
It’s not enough for kids to read anything. Parents should want kids to read books that delight and instruct.
