By Larry Ray Hafley I. Introduction: A. The argument for “Limited Atonement” is the doctrine of “Unconditional Election.” 1. If God has unconditionally elected certain ones to salvation, then Christ must have died for them. 2. If Cod has unconditionally excluded some unto damnation, then Christ could not have died for them, hence, limited atonement. 3. …
Category Archives: Truth Magazine Vol. 27
Settling Doctrinal Questions by Popular Vote
By R.L. Whiteside (1869-1931) Things new to me keep coming up. When I was twenty years of age, I heard a Cumberland Presbyterian preacher in debate refer to the fifteenth chapter of Acts to prove the scripturalness of the General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Some years ago I attended the Mason-White debate in Dallas, …
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The Kingdom of God, The Pharisees, and The Law of Christ . . . Luke 16:18 On Marriage And Divorce
By Ron Halbrook In Luke 16:1-12, Jesus told a parable about a master and his steward. Accused of unfaithfulness in using his mater’s goods and warned of judgment, the steward “called every one of his lord’s debtors.” Making settlements with them, he collected all the debts and was com-mended for his wisdom. Jesus’ lesson concerned the …
Captives of The Devil
By Jimmy Tuten The apostle Paul speaks of self-discipline in his discussion of the Christian rue (1 Cor. 9:24-26). He says, “but I keep under my body, and bring it into subjection: lest that by any mans, when I have preached to others. I myself should be a castaway” (1 Cor. 9:27). To “keep under my …