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Moses as a type of Christ demonstrates the error of the secular humanist, the folly of man's wisdom.

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John's second epistle is a very personal letter, but it speaks essential and far-reaching truth to the entire body of Christ in all centuries.

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Another leading "conservative" Bible scholar attacks the inerrancy & authority of God's Word, and Christian academia fails to respond.

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The book of Psalms is one of the most doctrinally-rich books in the Bible. To look on it as merely devotional is to miss its full importance.

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Logos Bible Software has done yet another great disservice to the church by offering a commentary on Hebrews written by a 19th-century proponent of universal salvation, and justification by faith plus works.

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A prepared, prayerful study group can transact serious business with God and objectively evaluate the results.

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Jesus actually did this twice -- and it was no small task.

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We can learn some vital spiritual lessons from cups and caterpillars.

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Those who heard the preaching of Peter in Acts 2, and Stephen in Acts 7, were "cut to the heart" - but in very different ways.