By Paul Baxter The above question arises out of the apparent conflicts and contradictions between the Jewish Old Testament and the Christian New Testament. As Christians who accept the Old and New Testaments as the inspired and inerrant Word of God, let us say that the New Testament is not so much contradictory as complementary […]
… find a renewed focus in preaching Christ from the Old Testament.
Many scholars believe these newcomers later … formed the religious sect known as the Samaritans.
May we all live in light of eternity and leave a legacy that will outlive us for generations to come.
“…courage in the midst of strife is the requirement for every child of God.”
…the people of Israel were commanded to drive out those living in the land who worshipped false gods.
… we all must admit that we too have moments of bad decisions.
“Amid America’s innumerable festivals celebrating books and music, strawberries, pumpkins, beer and wine and, yes, gender abandonment, it would be a novel idea to hold a festival for the Ten Commandments.”
“The cries of the weakest infant are a resounding chorus of praise to God that even the brightest intellectual cannot refute!”