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Brother David, again, you have exalted Christ and d his gospel. May the Lord continue to bless you and your ministry.

Thank you for addressing this and for bringing it out into the open in a very dignified manner, particularly when he didn't address you in person, truth needs to come out and people like yourself are positioned to speak the truth as God leads. I don't know the church or the preacher, but going of what you have described and relayed in his preaching, then I do not agree with him, in fact he doesn't recognise and know the God I recognise and know, and have a deep meaningful relationship with, and serve as my Lord and Saviour. There are a lot of "Moral" people going to Hell! Possibly this person would be depicted in the series you did on The Book of Jude on Sermon Audio, Just my thoughts. The scripture I was thinking about in reference to yourself was this one for 1 Peter 2 v 27, But the anointing which ye have received of him abideth in you, and ye need not that any man teach you: but as the same anointing teacheth you of all things, and is truth, and is no lie, and even as it hath taught you, ye shall abide in him.

Thank you for helping me see and most importantly hear beyond the Covenant theology and embrace the inspired text.

Amen! Happy Thanksgiving Bro. David from the US.

Sad. Listening again. His Calvinism can’t be hidden. If you are not living a holy life you are not justified! What! He is mixing works and grace. Such is why I have tasted of NC theology and found it wanting. Does no distinguish the salvation of the soul (temporal) from that of the Spirit ( eternal)? Why not? It is right in front of us.

Wonderful encouragement for the believers under the strife imposed by those law preachers.

Brother Gay is so clear on the law why or why can’t he see to be justified is a present tense reality not a past tense finished event.

Fascinating connection between the sabbath and the Lord’s supper!

Very good discourse on proper way to witness for Christ Jesus.

Excellent again David. Thank you sir.

"Obedience." Very good message. Trust and obey, for there is no other way to be happy in Jesus but to trust and obey.

Thank you, I will definitely go on listening, and maybe get your book. Seems to me that you have been a prolific teacher over the years shearing all that the Lord has instilled inside of you. Cultivating weakness is how I would sum up my walk with the Lord, weakness is best, hopefully by the grace of God I can live it 🙏🕊

Jesus has always been. Before Moses.

‘Moses was second to none’ He was also there at the Transfiguration. Jesus said of John the Baptist “Truly, I say to you, among those born of women there has arisen no one greater than John the Baptist. Yet the one who is least in the kingdom of heaven is greater than he.” (And Elijah who was to come, Elijah also was at the Transfiguation.)

Hello brother David. Question please. What is the best book or two you would recommend on Church History? Thanks in advance. Steve.

Amen and Amen my faithful brother. My love and prayers are for you always. Steve.

Stunning. Thank you

So my understanding of what you are saying is that Jesus propitiated the sins of the elect on the cross when he died as a one off event. Regarding Hebrews 2:17, there are major issues with the Greek word hilaskesthai being translated as made propitiation. Firstly, look at the immediate context. In 2:14/5/6, Jesus died to destroy the one holding the power of death for those who feared death all of their lives, that is the seed of Abraham. Then at the start of 2:17, we start with a therefore. All of this beforehand was so that, in taking on flesh and blood and dying, He may become a merciful and faithful high priest. Now, when did He become this high priest? According to this author, after His resurrection. Now being this high priest, He can now hilaskesthai for the sins of the people. This hilaskesthai, in the Greek, is in the present tense, therefore, it is taking place at the time the author is writing it, which is long after Jesus's death on the cross. Being in this present tense, it cannot be translated as made propitiation. Now "to make propitiation' is in the present tense but that would mean that this is something that Jesus is doing after the cross meaning that Jesus continues to propitiate God for sin. However, this is not your understanding of Jesus propitiating the wrath of God as a one off event on the cross. Therefore, in my opinion, translating hilaskesthai as made/make propitiation in your understanding does not work. What does work, both in the Greek and contextually, is to translate its 'to be gracious' or 'to be propitious', where being propitious is in conjunction with being merciful. This, as you know, is how the word is translated in Luke 18:13.

Thanks for the message.

Where does it say it is fulfilled in believers?

How do Christians then relate to the Old Testament Scriptures? (2 Timothy 3:16-17). I agree with you but how do we see or relate to the other 39 books of the Word? As shadow, as type, as promise only?

I would love to have a month with this man.

David, I have put together a few challenging observations regarding your interpretation of this verse and Romans 3:25 if that may be of interest to you. If so, how would I get them to you.

Thank you for explaining this verses wonderfully.

A lot of commercials for a sermon. Nobody will listen to your channel if you make that many commercials. It’s Makes it hard to listen, but enjoyed the sermon.

Why does NC theology dance so closely with Calvinism?

Oh, my friend, what an encouragement in this discourse. Also to understand the Apostle John's linguistic style has helped with understanding some of his writing. Greatly appreciated.

I notice that the vast majority of your defence of propitiation etc is purely theological philosophy and not scriptural.

Thanks for this clarity by showing the difference

Thanks David, looking forward to the next discourse.

From Toronto, thanks.

It would seem the resurrection life of Christ a better way to describe the obedience life of Christ

David, I have never heard the difference between the "desire" of God and the "decree" of God. This is of tremendous help to me keep different texts in exegetical correctness. Now I can look at those texts of God's desire, and not explain it away with systematic theology. Thank you sir.

I just wanted to say thank you for doing the series on Jude, I've found it very helpful 🙏🕊✝️

Systems. Catechism. Calvinism. Not a hopeful start for me …listening …

Excellent David. Great explanation of the text.

Why can’t this Sabbath be the 7th when God rested from His works? The future 1000 years. That is the simplest most literal explanation! Why must we make everything about being saved and make it mystical?

This is one of your best sermons David. There can be no greater motive to strive to be Christ like than his electing love. Aj

Much encouraged by your words. Thanks for exegetical correctness.

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Yes, there are listeners to your audio, I'm one of them and profiting from it. - From Toronto, Canada.

So refreshing! In a time where there is so many varying eschatological views, it is so good to hear the simplicity of the gospel in the coming of Christ, and the present expectation. Thank you brother.

Great commentary on this verse.

I am finding great profit from this man. Thank you

Thanks from Canada

Thanks, it was instructive. Pity it doesn't have a million views.

Encouraging words David.

Thank you for being faithful to Gods word. May he continue to bless your much needed ministry.