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Category Archives: God’s Sovereignty
Our Mighty God – Behemoth and Leviathan
God rapidly fire a series of questions Job, beginning in the 38th chapter of Job. These questions demand a negative response, and are posed to demonstrate to Job that God is the mighty,and wise controller of the universe; and that God is … Continue reading
Posted in animals, Apologetics, God's Sovereignty, Textual study
Tagged animals, behemoth, crocodile, deer, dinosaurs, dinosaurs in the Bible, eagle, God is in control, hawk, heroditus, hippopotamus, horse, Job 22, Job 38-41, leviathan, lion, mountain goat, new open Bible, ostrich, Psalm 104, raven, the book of Job, wild donkey, wild ox
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Parables: The Sovereignty of God
“Sovereign – One who possesses supreme authority.” – Funk and Wagnalls “Sovereignty is the quality of having independent authority…” – Wikipedia Let us consider one parable that we will classify as a “sovereignty” parable. Laborers in the Vineyard (Matthew 20:1-16) … Continue reading
Posted in God's Sovereignty, Parables, Textual study
Tagged ben carson, God's Sovereignty, laborers in the vineyard, Matthew 20, Parables
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