Preface Usually, the study of church history is surveyed through the usual four divisions of church history (Early, Medieval, Reformation, Modern). As I have reflected upon the best way to survey historical theology for our present purpose, it has appeared to me that...
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Philip and the Ministry of the Word | Christopher E. Osterbrock
Philip and the Ministry of the Word The ministry of the Word saturated the first generation of elders and preachers as depicted in the book of Acts. Philip in Acts 8:25–40 gives us one example of such ministry. Though the account is used more often to discern the mode...
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I. The Identity of the Subject The Meaning of Apologetics Apologetics is derived from the Greek word, apologia. This word is in turn derived from two Greek roots, apo (from) and logo (word or science). The standard Greek lexicon, BDAG, gives the meanings...
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