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Article · ChristologyBiblical theology · Greek word study · Christological analysis · Historical theology · Primary-source study

Was Christ Begotten at the Resurrection?

Born, begotten and firstborn in the eternal identity and saving work of the Son

…ne sentence in Scripture troubled me: “Thou art my Son, this day have I begotten thee.” — Psalm 2:7; Acts 13:33 Acts appeared to connect this “begetting” with Christ’s resurrection. That raised an obvious question. If Jesus was begotten when He rose from the dead, did He only the…

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Article · ChristologyBiblical exposition · Christian apologetics · Christological analysis

“I Am the First, and I Am the Last”

Isaiah, John, and the Divine Identity of Jesus Christ

…t the book’s composition, this literary and historical horizon is unmistakable. Isaiah 44:28 and 45:1 actually name Cyrus.[^1] The question facing the hearer is painfully practical: can the God of Israel still save? Isaiah’s answer is not that YHWH has finally become powerful eno…

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Article · ProphecyBiblical exposition · Biblical theology · Prophetic study · Christian ethics

The Earth's Great Sabbath

Creation, judgement, and the coming reign of Christ

…l; but became vain in their imaginations, and their foolish heart was darkened. (Romans 1:21) The descent begins not only with false worship, but with the refusal to glorify God and give thanks. Man then exchanges the glory of the incorruptible God for created images and worships…

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Article · Christian LivingBiblical exposition · Christian ethics · Cultural discernment · Practical application

Your Party Is Not Your Church

How Christians can think politically without surrendering conscience to a package deal

…s operate here, and UK research confirms that misinformation is not a distant problem. In 2024, Ofcom commissioned an online survey of 4,269 politically representative UK adults aged sixteen and over. Forty-three per cent said that they had encountered misinformation or deepfake…

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