Humble Servant

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“Farmers, doctors, lawyers, merchants, auto mechanics, plumbers, teachers, parents, on and on and on, we all have particular callings and they all are important in God’s Kingdom” Dr. Greg Bahnsen

“The Bible tells us we have a unique calling in God’s Kingdom, unique gifts and opportunities” Dr. Greg Bahnsen

“We are new creatures in Christ, and then as new creatures we are free from the dominion of sin, called definitive sanctification. We’ve been filled with the gifts of the Spirit, and nevertheless we struggle with sin until Christ returns and we are glorified” Dr. Greg Bahnsen

“The promise that God makes in redemption is a promise made to you and to your children, salvation is a family affair, a corporate matter, family units are brought into the Kingdom of God. In the New Testament we read of this corporate dimension in that those who are redeemed by Jesus are a new family of God, the church, we are part of the body of Christ, and we are to live with that in mind, we are to live taking account of our brothers and sisters in Christ, and how we affect them, and how we should help them use their gifts, how we should minister to them, how they should minister to us, how there should be harmony between us, how the corporate life of the church should be a testimony to God” Dr. Greg Bahnsen

“There are corporate effects of the Fall but the Bible tells us as well there are going to be corporate effects of redemption. We see that in the very first promise of redemption, that a Savior will come through the seed of the woman” Dr. Greg Bahnsen

“Adam was to help Eve be a godly woman and Eve was to help Adam be a godly man, they were to work together to advance the Kingdom of God. Moreover, when we look at the Biblical account of the Fall we see that it was a corporate failure” Dr. Greg Bahnsen

“I’ve never seen him [Joseph Fletcher] do a calculation on the situation that took into account angels, or of the second coming of Christ, or the authority of God’s Word. A really, truly situational ethic would be much different from what the world offers us” Dr. Greg Bahnsen

“The doctrine of angels shows us the greatness of our salvation in Christ because according to Hebrews 2:9, Jesus was made for a little while lower than the angels that He might then be exalted above them. And the implication there in Hebrews 2 is that those who are Jesus’ brothers participate with Him in that exaltation. So that in Christ we are now exalted above the angels, even as He is above the angels. Moreover, the Bible tells us that angels minister to us, not the other way around [Hebrews1:14]. In Hebrews 2 verses 5 and following we learn that the world to come belongs to us, not to angels. In 1 Corinthians 5 Paul tells us on the day of judgement we will judge the angels, and that’s the basis on which Paul says you should be ashamed that you can’t judge matters pertaining to this life in your own midst, after all you’re going to be judges of angels someday. In Colossians 2 we read that the worship of angels is a great spiritual delusion. We shouldn’t worship angels, we are above them in Christ, they minister to us, we will judge them, it tells us how we should live our lives then if we take angels into account. Or how about Satan, in 1 Peter 5:8 we are told that we need to be on the lookout for Satan as a defeated foe and resist him. He’s seeking whom he may devour and yet James 4:7 says if we resist he has to flee. We have greater power than Satan in terms of morality anyway, we can resist him and he will have to flee from us” Dr. Greg Bahnsen

“I’ve always wanted to preach a sermon on that as a title, ‘Be a Good Example to the Angels’, because they’re watching you, and they’re learning about God and and His grace and goodness through you” Dr. Greg Bahnsen [1 Peter 1:12; Ephesians 3:10]

Every element of the High Priest's garments was prescribed by God in Exodus 28. The breastplate carried the names of the twelve tribes over his heart. The turban bore the words "Holy to the Lord." He did not dress to impress. He dressed to represent. Hebrews 4 tells us who our High Priest is now.

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In the Qur’an Muhammad (mentioned four times with no biographical information) performs no miracles (Q 6:37; Q 10:20; Q 13:7; Q 13:27) yet the ninth-century Muhammad of the hadith and sira material performs all kinds of miracles which is contradictory.

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