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The Nature Of Biblical Discipline |
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Is There A Problem? It would seem, to the writer at least, that it becomes increasingly difficult to maintain and profitably administer biblical church discipline. |
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Would The Valid Circumstances Of Public Worship Please Step Forward “The second commandment requires the receiving, observing, and keeping pure and entire, all such religious worship and ordinances as God has appointed in his Word ... and forbids the worshipping of God by images, or any other way not appointed in his Word.”[1] What is not ordained of God in His Word is forbidden. That, in a nut-shell is the Biblical and Reformed principle of worship. It delivered the Reformation Churches from Roman idolatry and superstition. It is very precious to us as heirs of the Reformation. It a doctrine that deserves very carefully thought by every truly Reformed believer in an age in which man-centred innovations inundate the churches and defile the pure worship of God. |
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Many Christians believe that God loves each man woman and child in the world. The beautiful verse of John 3:16 is often quoted to prove that this is so. The verse says, “For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life.” Let us, who love the Lord and the truths of His Word, and who would be faithful to Him and His Word, examine whether this verse is teaching that God loves all men. We believe that it does not, and that God's wonderful love and grace in the Lord Jesus Christ are for His elect children. |
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What You Really Need To Know About Worship - You Won't learn from Steven Schlissel |
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The Regulative Principle of Worship (RPW) has been subjected recently to an assault by Rev. Steven Schlissel[1] in a series of articles entitled “All I Really Needed to Know about Worship . . . I Don’t Learn from the Regulative Principle” published initially in his monthly newsletter, Messiah’s Mandate and then reprinted in a slightly abridged form in the Chalcedon Report.[2] |
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