September 2019
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Who Has a Scriptural Right to Marry?
Those who have never been married: Individuals who have not previously entered into a marriage covenant. Those whose spouses have died: Widows or widowers who are no longer bound by the marriage covenant due to the death of their spouse. Those whose spouse has been put away because of fornication/adultery: According to some interpretations, a… Continue reading
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Four Things Necessary to Constitute A Kingdom
A King: Christ is acknowledged as the King of the Kingdom (Colossians 1:18). A Law: The Gospel serves as the law governing the church and the Kingdom (Acts 2:47, Colossians 1:13-14). Subjects: All people are called to be subjects of the Kingdom (1 Corinthians 12:27, Ephesians 2:19). A Territory: The Kingdom’s territory encompasses the whole… Continue reading
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God’s forgiveness, found through Christ, is complete and flawless
In Christ, Acts 3:19 teaches us about this forgiveness. Psalm 103:5 assures us that God forgives all our wrongdoings. 1 John 1:9 emphasizes that God’s forgiveness cleanses us from sin. Isaiah 43:25 highlights how God forgives and forgets our sins. Isaiah 1:18 and Luke 23:34 illustrate that though our sins are scarlet, they can become… Continue reading
