Mark 13: An Introduction (Archived)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ย. 2024
- www.truthforlif... || By: Alistair Begg - God's word is infallible, but no individual is an infallible interpreter of the Bible. When scholars and theologians don't agree on what a Biblical text means, how are we to understand it? This introductory study to Mark 13 encourages us to take the right approach, by focusing on the "main and plain" things.
Very good. Thank you for helping to wipe away all the nonsense and focusing on the scripture itself.
Alister Begg is clearly heaven sent. Very detailed and clear.
Raul Centeno that's debatable. Opinion is subjective not objective.
Profound, clear, aligning, wonderful!
Darlene Christiansen and what your itching ears wanted to hear. I prefer truth.
Gary, you missed out. Not sure you're really a 'Rev' if you're just here to judge others.
Is this the great Alistair Begg that "evangelicals" rave about? Oh dear that 'sermon' didn't really explain the passage whatsoever although I did like Calvin's prayer. Alistair forgets that "the Holy Spirit teaches us all truths" so I suppose those who are yet to be regenerated in the spirit (reborn from above) will need to rely upon hermeneutics. Paul tells us preach the word I don't recall him saying apply man's ideas about interpretation apart from God's spirit then spew forth whatever you want. Willie Still wouldn't have preached this sermon, that's all I'm saying.