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For God so loved the world, that he gave his only Son , that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life. Perhaps one wonders, how can one eisegete this verse?  Actually, in more ways than one, but we will focus to day on one specific issue. Eisegesis is the practice of [...]

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CAVEAT:  If your theology goes no farther than “God is love,” you may well find this post ‘mean,’ ‘unloving,’ ‘judgmental,’ or some similar adjectival description. In a recent essay posted on CNN,  a hospice chaplain wrote about her experience in divinity school where her professor took her to task about her student chaplain experiences.  She [...]

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Eisegesis is “when a person interprets and reads information into the text that is not there.” (CARM.org)  In John 10:10, eisegesis occurs quite often and I heard it again recently (not at IRBC, of course, but elsewhere).  Eisegesis is a practice of improper biblical interpetation, while exegesis is a practice of proper biblical interpretation. In [...]

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Below the audio is the text of the entire letter.  I read the entire letter at the beginning of the sermon and it is shown so you can follow along. 1Thess 1:1 Paul, Silvanus, and Timothy, To the church of the Thessalonians in God the Father and the Lord Jesus Christ: Grace to you and [...]

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(Recording levels are very low for this session, so you will have to turn up the volume)

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One of the passages that has generated much debate and dispute between Roman Catholics and non-Roman Catholics is James 2:24, which says, You see that a person is justified by works and not by faith alone.  (James 2:24 ESV) Rome maintains this verse proves definitively its doctrine of justification, which they hold to be a [...]

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