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by A Mac
Repentance from Unbroken Hearts - A Biblical Perspective
In Christian theology, repentance is a fundamental aspect of the journey towards salvation...
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by A Mac
Let's delve into the subject of the cross and its significance according to the Bible. This article will provide a thorough exploration of what Scr...
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“Come unto me, all ye that labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.”
Let’s into Matthew 11:28, exploring its context, meaning, theologi...
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True contrition, often referred to as "perfect contrition," is the sincere and complete remorse for sins committed, arising from a genuine love of ...
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by A Mac
We'll break it down into several sections to provide a comprehensive understanding from a biblical perspective.
Introduction to Conviction
Defini...
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Conscience and Its Need for God’s Influence
Introduction
The concept of conscience is one that has intrigued philosophers, theologians, and psychol...
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by A Mac
The concept of hypocrisy—claiming to have moral standards or beliefs to which one's behavior does not conform—is highlighted several times in the B...
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by A Mac
The theological concept that when we are born of God, we receive His nature but He does not immediately take away all of the old nature is a profou...
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by A Mac
The Holy Spirit, often referred to as the Creator alongside God the Father and God the Son, has been a subject of theological reflection and revere...
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by A Mac
The Bible teaches that the Holy Spirit is a person, and this assertion carries significant theological implications for understanding the nature of...
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by A Mac
The concept of Jesus' separation from God at the moment of his crucifixion is deeply theological and significant in Christian doctrine. This separa...
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by A Mac
The Gregorian calendar, widely used today, dates historical events by labeling years as "B.C." (Before Christ) and "A.D." (Anno Domini). However, t...
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