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The most practical thing a Christian can do is to prayerfully read, study and internalize God's Word.

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Believing on the Lord Jesus Christ liberates Christians to use their minds in a way that the unbeliever cannot even understand.

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Paul tells the Colossian believers that precise and correct knowledge of God's will - not mere nebulous feelings - is possible.

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Scripture utterly demolishes the arguments of those who claim that the regenerated believer is not eternally secure.

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Believing the Gospel of Christ is the thing that makes knowledge of God's will possible. Precise and correct knowledge of God's will is possible.� 

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In this sermon Dr. Lloyd-Jones demonstrates from Scripture the impossibility of the regenerated believer ever becoming lost again.

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Paul reminds believers that it is the Gospel of Christ, and the Gospel alone, that has changed everything for them.

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To whom do Christians owe first allegiance - human government or God and His Word?

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Are the "saints" and "faithful brethren" two different groups, as some commentators claim?

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All who read or preach the Biblical text use principles of interpretation, whether they realize it or not. The question is whether they are good principles or bad ones.