Dr. Waldron discusses issues related to a new book by Tom Wells on the Christian and the Sabbath. This issue has much to do with allowing the Bible to interpret the Bible. Divine interpretation and application of Divine revelation is an important piece in this often confusing and miss-understood puzzle.
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Keeping the Sabbath remains a biblical and invigorating practice in Christian spirituality. The example and blessing of this practice is here illustrated through the life of the long eighteenth century American Baptist, Jeremiah Chaplin. Introduction How...
A transparent examination of motives, purpose and conscience gives rise to Job’s next defense of his integrity before God. He has not had a secret life of evil and lived as a hypocrite, nor has his land nor his tenants suffered at his hand. Verses 33, 34 and...
“Having given an account of his conduct concerning his accountability to the second table of the commandments, Job now looks at his awareness of the accountability set forth in the first table.”