Confessing Christ is the ultimate expression of life and death in the power of the tongue
Theological application of Proverbs 18:21
Mike connects Proverbs 18:21 to the soteriological act of confession or denial of Christ — confessing or denying Christ and eating the fruit of it — as the deepest application of the proverb's principle.
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@KuiperBelt117 Interesting. I changed my view away from Reformed soteriology whe
@KuiperBelt117 Interesting. I changed my view away from Reformed soteriology when I stopped binge listening to RC Sproul messages and started reading my Bible and letting it speak.
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@BaptistBavinck @Soteriology101 What leads you to believe I am unwise and unteac
@BaptistBavinck @Soteriology101 What leads you to believe I am unwise and unteachable?
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@MAClark85 @BaptistBavinck @Soteriology101 How many times have I shared this fil
@MAClark85 @BaptistBavinck @Soteriology101 How many times have I shared this film, BTW? Since you know. And she's not my wife.
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