You’re listening to What Does the Word Say, a series of podcasts on biblical theology produced by Grace and Glory Media, and I’m Dr. Spencer. Our usual host Mr. Roby is not with me today …
[86] God Wills to use even our Sin
- February 14, 2019
- Tagged as: Abraham, atonement, concurrence, crucifixion, deo volente, Genesis, God’s decretive will, God’s eternal decree, God’s perfect will, God’s permissive will, God’s preceptive will, God’s sovereignty, God’s will Pontius Pilate, Holy Spirit, Israel, Jacob, Jesus Christ, Joseph in Egypt, Judas, King David, Mount of Olives, Pentecost, Pharaoh, Potiphar, providence, redemption, Sarah, sin, temptation, The Lord’s prayer, Trinity
Marc Roby: We are resuming our study of systematic theology today by continuing to examine God’s will. Dr. Spencer, we ended last time by looking at 1 Peter 1:18-20, and in verse 20 it says …
[46] Allegories, Systematic Theology, Creeds and Confessions, understanding the Bible: Part VIII
- May 10, 2018
- Tagged as: Abraham, allegorizing, allegory, Christian confessions, Christian creeds, exegesis, Hagar, hermeneutics, Isaac, Ishmael, Jehovah’s Witnesses, Sarah, Sinaitic covenant, systematic theology, Ten Commandments, the first rule of hermeneutics, unity of Scripture, use Scripture to interpret Scripture
Marc Roby: We are resuming our study of systematic theology today by continuing to examine hermeneutics, the principles we use to properly interpret the Bible. Last time we discussed the major covenants of the Bible. …