Noble Cedar Institutes
Brian J. MannWriting and preaching from classical theistic perspective, engaging with themes of restoration, the role of Christianity in civilization, and theological discussions by Brian J. Mann
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The Abuse of Power Answered
Deuteronomy 21 contains several laws which are specific to Israel in the land. The last of which laws anticipates Jesus dying on the cross, literally hanging on the tree as a curse. Nonetheless, before that law is detailed, there are variou...
Three Reforms Needed Among the Protestant Church in Our Day
I am limiting myself to three from the start. What are three reforms needed among the protestant church in our day? I would persuade you to consider the following:
The Cross—A testimony of guilt punished.
It is interesting that in God’s law there is a ritual even for the matter of unsolved murders (Deut 21:1–9). This is because in God’s sight a crime has been committed whether a perpetrator is found or not. An unworked heifer is to be taken ...
Isaiah 2:1–5 Translated from Calvin’s Latin
My Latin is getting better, and definitely better than my Hebrew. Nevertheless, I can study the LXX Septuagint because of my Greek. Working on my Latin at this time, I wanted to read the text in it using Calvin’s Latin version from his comm...
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