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Was Jesus on Mt. Sinai? Does it matter?

Posted on December 4, 2013 by Pete Rambo

Here is an interesting question that reveals a theological/doctrinal conundrum for most of Christendom. Was Jesus on Mt. Sinai?

Posted in Angel of the Lord, Deeper Study | Tagged Apostle Paul, civil law, doctrine, Jesus, judge, law, Mt. Sinai, reformed theology, roman catholic, the Lawgiver, theology, Torah, Yeshua | 79 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 →

Posted in Deeper Study | Tagged antisemitism, ARP, ceremonial law, Christian, civil law, EPC, Feast of Booths, Feast of Tabernacles, feasts, Institutes of the Christian Religion, John Calvin, Jonathan Bayes, Martin Luther, Messianic, moral law, OPC, PCA, Philip Ross, religion, roman catholic, theology, threefold division, Torah, Truth, WCF, Westminster Confession of Faith, Yahweh, Yeshua | 24 Comments