El arrepentimiento – capítulo 12 del libro “Absolutamente gratuita” Parte 1

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Esta es la traducción del capítulo del libro de Zane Hodges Absolutely Free (Absolutamente gratuita) que trata el tema del arrepentimiento en el contexto del mensaje salvador. Pedro se arrepintió. Sólo podemos esperar que también lo hicieran los laodicenses. De hecho, la llamada al arrepentimiento también se dirige a la iglesia de Éfeso (Apocalipsis 2:5),
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Romans 14: A Concise Commentary

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From The Grace New Testament Commentary (Revised Edition) By Zane Hodges In Loving Others (14:1-26) 14:1. Paul was evidently aware that disputes on certain matters existed in the Roman congregations. His fundamental principle was mutual acceptance (15:7) and this acceptance must include the one who is weak in the faith. This signifies a person who
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Biyaya, Kabaligtaran Ng Biyaya?

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Ni Zane Hodges, hinalaw mula sa artikulo na unang nilathala sa Autumn 1991 edisyon ng Journal of the Grace Evangelical Society Isa sa pinkahuling natalang mga salita ng Panginoong Jesu-Kristo ay ang sumusunod: Narito, ako’y madaling pumaparito; at ang aking ganting-pala ay nasa akin, upang bigyan ng kagantihan ang bawa’t isa ayon sa kaniyang gawa
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Romans 13: A Concise Commentary

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From The Grace New Testament Commentary (Revised Edition) By Zane Hodges Obeying those in authority (13:1-7) 13:1. Paul begins by making clear that he conceives of no exceptions to what he is now saying (every person). The subjection enjoined here is based on the simple fact that there is no authority if it is not
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Romans 12: A Concise Commentary

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From The Grace New Testament Commentary (Revised Edition) By Zane Hodges Introduction: The Call to Be a Living Sacrifice (12:1-2) 12:1. Paul has now reached the point where the practical implications of his theology can be spelled out as they relate to personal behavior. He appeals to the believing readers (I exhort you therefore, brothers)
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The Overcomer

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By Zane Hodges “And he who overcomes, and keeps My works to the end, to him I will give power over the nations-‘He shall rule them with a rod of iron; They shall be dashed to pieces like the potter’s vessels’—as I also have receive from My Father” (Rev 2:26-27). The overcomer,” says Jesus, “will
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Romans 11: A Concise Commentary

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From The Grace New Testament Commentary (Revised Edition) By Zane Hodges National Israel has been blinded (11:1-10) 11:1. Paul asks whether God is through with Israel: God hasn’t cast away His people, has He? And Paul emphatically denies it: Far from it! This question is relevant even today. Over the centuries of Christian history, right
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Romans 10: A Concise Commentary

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By Zane Hodges From The Grace New Testament Commentary (Revised Edition) Israel’s Need for Righteousness (10:1-4) 10:1. Though it is true that Israel is under God’s wrath, Paul strongly affirms that his desires for Israel are positive. The desire of his heart, as well as his prayer to God, is that their spiritual situation might
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Romans 9: A Concise Commentary

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From The Grace New Testament Commentary (Revised Edition) By Zane Hodges Introduction: Paul’s Grief for Israel (9:1-5) 9:1-2. Paul strongly asserts that he is telling the truth about his concern for the spiritual state of Israel. He forcefully adds, I am not lying, and my conscience bears witness with me in the Holy Spirit. Paul’s
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