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One of the great keys to understanding the nature of Jesus’ saving work is to understand the nature of the curse pronounced by God on... Read More

Genesis 2:18-25 is one of the most wonderful–as well as most neglected–portions of Scripture. It contains the first recorded human words spoken: “This is now... Read More

When God created Adam, he set apart sacred space in which he would enter into fellowship with his newly created image bearer. Just as He had... Read More

Among the diverse and manifold truths revealed in the Genesis account of Creation, we discover that God set apart two spheres of worship–sacred time and sacred space.... Read More

There is a speech in the 2nd act of Shakespeare’s Hamlet in which Shakespeare puts into the mouth of Hamlet a description of man that... Read More

  The God who divided the light from darkness, evening from the morning, the waters under the heavens from those above, the dry land from... Read More

One question that has long plagued Christians about the nature of Jesus’ saving work is that which concerns the meaning of the phrase, “He descended into... Read More

Over at Reformation 21, Rick Phillips has been busy posting a short series of edifying posts on “Jesus in the Old Testament.” These would serve as... Read More

My mom had a sudden and massive heart attack last week. I never got to say goodbye. I never had the chance to tell her I loved... Read More