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Galatians: Old Testament quotes in the New Testament
Who were the Galatians? They were a warring people with a history that is not so good. The “Gauls” are named after Gaul of Thrace. They are descendents of the Celts which as you know, Great Britain eventually descended from. … Continue reading
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ROMANS: Old Testament quotes in the New Testament
Sha’ul’s letter to the Romans has more references to the Tanakh (Old Testament) than any of his other epistles (letters) – over 60 references! There is an implication by many scholars, past and present, that if you could only have … Continue reading
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Romans 12 – expounded and amplified
Many years ago, I went through this chapter word for word as a result of some teachings I heard, in person, that were very eisegetical. I decided to do this to refute some of those teachings. I expounded and ampified … Continue reading
They have no excuse . . .
18 What is revealed is God’s anger from heaven against all the godlessness and wickedness of people who in their wickedness keep suppressing the truth; 19 because what is known about God is plain to them, since God has made … Continue reading
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