Tag Archives: ceremonial law

No Running!!!

Posted on December 20, 2013 by Pete Rambo

As a child, I LOVED visiting the pool. Maybe a neighbor’s pool or summer camp, etc. Hot and humid South Carolina weather made the cool clear waters a wonderful respite. Most pools we visited had some form of posted rules. … Continue reading →

Posted in A Thought... | Tagged ceremonial law, detestable, Feast of Booths, john wesley, Lutheran, Martin Luther, maturity in christ, pca church, PCA news, pig, pool rules, pork, reformation, reformed, swine, Torah, Westminster Confession of Faith | 5 Comments

10 Paradigm-shifting New Testament Verses

Posted on November 9, 2013 by Pete Rambo

Maybe I’m the only person this happens to, but have you ever read a verse that you’ve read a 100 times, but suddenly you ‘see’ it totally differently? Like a bolt of lightning, or a V-8 moment, you suddenly understand … Continue reading →

Posted in Deeper Study | Tagged Apostle Paul, Apostle Peter, ceremonial law, depression, error of lawlessness, lawless, lawlessness, paradigm, paradigm-shift, pop quiz, Presbyterian, prophecy, protestantism, reformed theology, Roman Catholicism, sin, Torah, Truth, Westminster Confession of Faith | 65 Comments

The Error of Dividing the Law

Posted on October 5, 2013 by Pete Rambo

For centuries, millenia, really, Christendom has embraced an error that it calls the ‘Three-Fold Division of the Law.’ It is particularly prevalent in Reformed circles, sometimes even called a ‘cornerstone’ of reformed teaching. Most all other main streams of theology … Continue reading →