THEOLOGICAL STUDIES

I. Introduction  What is the difference between Christian, biblical sovereignty, and mundane, secular sovereignty? There is more than a world of difference, because there is no such thing as secular sovereignty, except in a truncated way. Secular sovereignty, if there is such a thing, is but a pretension of biblical sovereignty, it masquerades as such. […]

I.                       Introduction Peace [1] is the fruit of Jehovah God’s mercy, and mercy is the fruit of His grace, and grace is the fruit of His favor. Peace, therefore, intimately depends on God’s favor. Peace-> (stems from His) Mercy->(stems from His) Grace-> (stems from His) Favor. Peace is entirely of God because it is entirely

I. Introduction What is Truth [1]? asks the title to this study. Pontius Pilate, the Roman Prefect of the province of Judea (AD 26-36), once asked our Lord that question (Jhn 18:38). Pilate certainly asked the right One that most profound question. By the divine Will we have early fragmentary evidence of the question per

I. Introduction   Never spoke a man like Jesus. Not least His claims of deity—stunning. Jesus’ discourse with Thomas and particularly with Philip as recorded in the Gospel of John, the fourteenth chapter, is noteworthy. This study is interested in one segment of that discourse, namely, Jesus’ response to this request by Philip: “…Lord, show

Introduction When Father God is glorified…all is well, is as well as it could ever be; when He is glorified, all is perfectly well. “…That the Father may be glorified in the Son…” says Jesus (John 14:13). In other words, the acts of Jesus resonate with the Father’s will and this He did expressly to