Dallas Goebel⚡️

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Dallas Goebel⚡️

@DallasGoebel

Christian, husband, father, pastor of Burton Memorial Baptist Church, Bowling Green, KY. PhD | Old Testament | @SBTS

Bowling Green, KY Katılım Temmuz 2024

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Denny Burk@DennyBurk·1d

Last month, we hosted a disputation about the fourfold sense of Scripture with @DrJimHamilton, @mitchellchase, and @pj_schreiner. We teased out some of the issues further in this recent discussion for the Kenwood Institute podcast. See below. @KenwoodInst

Kenwood Institute@KenwoodInst

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Dallas Goebel⚡️@DallasGoebel·1d

BBQ is not throwing meat in a crockpot and pouring BBQ sauce on it.

Sean DeMars@DemarsSean

I believe in nuance. I have a whole show about it. But you can’t nuance everything all the time. Some truths need to be stated plainly, directly, and without apology. As the author of Ecclesiastes might say, there's a time for nuance, and there's a time for straight talk. Wisdom will determine the difference. Lord, give us wisdom!

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Dallas Goebel⚡️@DallasGoebel·1d

I lost my copy of this and bought it again just for Packer’s introduction. 👀

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Dallas Goebel⚡️@DallasGoebel·1d

Just wait until the guy figures out the etymology of the word, "nice." Whole worldview is gonna be crushed! 🤯🤯🤯🤯

Will Spencer@willspencer

@EscanorReloaded Ammon Hillman beat you to it How many ways would you like to have your black pill debunked by actual scholarship?

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Dallas Goebel⚡️@DallasGoebel·2d

Mere analogy or correspondence does not make a biblical type. Biblical types are (1) textually rooted, being indicated by the grammar, literary structure, similar and repeated words and phrases, etc. of the biblical authors. They contain (2) historical correspondence. They are (3) prospective, or prophetic, and thus inherently eschatological. They always contain (4) an element of escalation. And they're (5) covenantal, being molded by the structures of the covenant they're related to. Disconnecting types from these various features leads you into the world of the Papists, where you make Mary the anti-type of the ark of the covenant and create silly graphics portraying deacons as Levites.

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Dallas Goebel⚡️@DallasGoebel·2d

Important: "Baptists did not always agree how to promote the nation's virtue . . . All agreed that true religion was necessary for the sake of society but not all agreed how piety should exert itself in public affairs." - Menikoff I wonder if "all agree that true religion is necessary for the sake of society" today.

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Dallas Goebel⚡️@DallasGoebel·2d

Henry Keeling on "The Influence of Religion on the Laws of Nations" (1828): "The sentiments which we have endeavoured in this article to support, have simply been an expansion of the thought, that the interests of the republic can be secured only by infusing true religion into all the veins and arteries of the state.—We do not mean as a matter of state patronage—but let its spirit ascend all our mountains, and go down into all our vallies, and reign in the bosoms of our senators, and statesmen; in our colleges, and schools; in every association, and at every fire side." Quoted in "Politics and Piety" by Aaron Menikoff

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Michael Pereira@PereiraMichaelJ·3d

Grateful for the opportunity to publish this article with @etsjets! I pray it is helpful for Christ's church.

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Dallas Goebel⚡️@DallasGoebel·3d

Listening to the Shepherds Conference Q&A, Piper mentioned asking T4G speakers when they came to believe in limited atonement. Got me thinking about the same. If you believe in limited atonement, when were you convinced? For me it was around 2009. While in Bible college. Read John Owen’s The Death of Death in the Death of Christ. Sealed it.

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Dallas Goebel⚡️@DallasGoebel·3d

“Although [Henry Jessey’s, ‘A Storehouse of Provision’] addressed a wide variety of specific concerns, a common thread linking many of them together was the worry that some of the baptistic congregationalists with whom Jessey was associated had become far too concerned with peripheral issues.” - Matthew Bingham The more things change, the more they stay the same…

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Dallas Goebel⚡️@DallasGoebel·3d

Observing debates about Israel and the church on X is a painful experience.

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Dallas Goebel⚡️@DallasGoebel·4d

Owen was the best Baptist 👀😂

Brandon Adams@brandon_adams

"this new covenant of grace was extant and effectual under the Old Testament, so as the church was saved by virtue thereof, and the mediation of Christ therein" -John Owen google.com/books/edition/…

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Dallas Goebel⚡️@DallasGoebel·4d

The fulfillment of promises concerning Israel are far, far more grand than dispensationalism allows.

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Dallas Goebel⚡️@DallasGoebel·5d

That a sound, Christian theologian has said some counter-cultural thing in the past does not make it either sound or good. Critical, yet charitable, engagement with voices from the past is still necessary.

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Dallas Goebel⚡️@DallasGoebel·5d

If we can shut down Confucius Institutes because of their known connection to CCP espionage and propaganda, not sure why Islam’s pursuit of world domination can’t be treated the same.

Colin J. Smothers@colinsmo

Discussions about Islam in the West shouldn’t automatically be slotted in the religious liberty category. Instead, it should be discussed like we consider and constrain Nazism, or communism.

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Dallas Goebel⚡️@DallasGoebel·5d

“I’m prioritizing relationship and God’s word” says the person disobeying His word.

Jon Root@JonnyRoot_

This is sad… When you say "I'm prioritizing relationship & God's Word over religion," you're actually lying to yourself. You're prioritizing sports on Sunday over fellowship/worshipping with the saints. You’re doing what Scripture tells you not to: "Don't forsake the gathering of the Saints" (Hebrews 10:25) This is a poor example for your children.

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