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Paul composed much of his epistle to the Roman Christians using poetic parallelisms of several kinds. These poetic devices are often seen in ancient Jewish writings and Bible students will be familiar with them. Members of the LDS church see them scattered throughout the Book of Mormon. They consist of chiasms, twin verses, multiple parallel verses, contrasting verses, lists, progressive lists, and so on. Besides adding aesthetic value to the writing, like any other form of poetry, these structures are used by Paul to add emphasis, say things in multiple ways to aid in understanding, and to examine specific issues from multiple viewpoints. Many of Paul’s poetic verses are very clever ...

Romans rendered into E-Prime by Dr. David F. Maas with Interlinear Greek in IPA

This is a verse by verse explanation of the Epistles of Peter & John.

The Messiah came 2000 years ago to show us The Way by example through The Narrow Gate into The Kingdom of Yahuah. That "way" is through Mikveh, Circumcision, and bringing an Offering to the Altar of Yahuah. After showing us "The Way" on Passover, the veil was torn giving all of us access to follow in his footsteps. Unfortunately, we have been misled for 2000 years! We all have been taught to either keep Easter (which is a Babylonian ritual), or keep The Seder )which is a Roman pagan banquet). We have been taught an entirely different Gospel message that it took The Creator to come and die to save us, when salvation is through a Mediator and High Priest chosen from among men. This b ...

A 3-vol. treatise totaling 1500+ pages on The Person, Work, and Gifts of the Holy Spirit. The emphasis is on the gifts and ministries of the Holy Spirit, with a detailed analysis of the cessationist debate. Extensive documentation is provided (3,700+ footnotes), extensively using the finest exegetical, Biblical theology, and historical sources. Vol. 2 begins with an extensive scholarly analysis of the gift of tongues, followed by several lines of argumentation (exegetical, theological, historical, etc.) for the continuation of gifts of the Spirit. The remainder of this volume is comprised of a lengthy analysis of cessationism. Five types of cessationism are critiqued (e.g., Calvin, Wa ...

A 3-vol. treatise totaling 1500+ pages on The Person, Work, and Gifts of the Holy Spirit. The emphasis is on the gifts and ministries of the Holy Spirit, with a detailed analysis of the cessationist debate. Extensive documentation is provided (3,700+ footnotes), extensively using the finest exegetical, Biblical theology, and historical sources. Vol. 3 begins with a call to repent: to cessationists for disobeying Apostolic commands, Scripture twisting, and exalting tradition over Scripture; to those Pentecostals-charismatics whose theology or practice is not governed by Scripture (including Oneness Pentecostals, Word of Faith, and New Apostolic Reformation). The rest of this volume con ...

A 3-vol. treatise totaling 1500+ pages on The Person, Work, and Gifts of the Holy Spirit. The emphasis is on the gifts and ministries of the Holy Spirit, with a detailed analysis of the cessationist debate. Extensive documentation is provided (3,700+ footnotes), extensively using the finest exegetical, Biblical theology, and historical sources. Exegetical options are evaluated for many key passages. Vol. 1 includes: the Personhood and Deity of the Holy Spirit; role of the Spirit in the earthly life of Jesus; the work of the Spirit in the life of the believer and in the church; baptism in the Spirit; 18 gifts of the Spirit and 6 ministry gifts; how to recognize, receive, and steward gi ...

Thessalonians, Timothy, Titus, and Philemon, rendered into E-Prime by Dr. David F. Maas with Interlinear Greek in IPA

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