
Chapter 9: The Living Word
The Bible (the book) is like no other book in the world because it contains the words of eternal life, words that are alive and active.
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The Bible (the book) is like no other book in the world because it contains the words of eternal life, words that are alive and active.

The voice of the Lord truly is a thing of wonder! The Lord spoke the heavens and the earth into existence, the light, sun, moon and stars, every plant, tree, animal, bird, fish and insect. And man.

From the beginning of creation to the end, when Jesus delivers up the kingdom to the Father, the Son is the one carrying out the Father’s will through all that he does and says, as well as how he appears, always perfectly representing and reflecting the Father.

The Bible (the book) is like no other book in the world because it contains the words of eternal life, words that are alive and active.

The voice of the Lord truly is a thing of wonder! The Lord spoke the heavens and the earth into existence, the light, sun, moon and stars, every plant, tree, animal, bird, fish and insect. And man.

From the beginning of creation to the end, when Jesus delivers up the kingdom to the Father, the Son is the one carrying out the Father’s will through all that he does and says, as well as how he appears, always perfectly representing and reflecting the Father.

The Bible consistently shows a clear distinction between the Father and the Son, not only when Jesus was on earth, but also at the beginning and at the end.

The term “replacement theology” is a straw man argument, a concept without root. The term creates a false dichotomy and deflects from the more subtle truth contained in the scriptures.

With the harvest season having begun, it brings to mind Jesus’ parable about the wheat and the tares. The word “tares” refers to darnel, the botanical name of which is lolium temulentum, which translates as drunken tufted grass.

Ask any professing believer the question, “How long were the children of Israel in Egypt?”, and the answer is most likely to be 430 years. If you ask the follow-on question, “How long were they in bondage in Egypt?”, the answer is also likely to be 430 years. But are these the correct answers?

The term “replacement theology” is a straw man argument, a concept without root. The term creates a false dichotomy and deflects from the more subtle truth contained in the scriptures.

With the harvest season having begun, it brings to mind Jesus’ parable about the wheat and the tares. The word “tares” refers to darnel, the botanical name of which is lolium temulentum, which translates as drunken tufted grass.
