November 1, 1998 by Zane Hodges in Grace in Focus Articles

Luke 15 is the classic NT chapter on repentance. Here, if anywhere, we should meet the fundamental teaching on NT repentance. As we saw in our study of Luke 15:1-10 […]

September 1, 1998 by Zane Hodges in Grace in Focus Articles

In the first article of this series, we maintained that the silence of John in his Gospel on the subject of repentance is a powerful argument that he did not […]

September 1, 1998 by Bob Wilkin in Grace in Focus Articles

Many people today believe in what I call agnostic assurance. According to this understanding, no one can know for sure that he or she is saved prior to death. They […]

Introduction In the last issue of Grace in Focus (May/June 98), we considered the fact that John is silent, in his Gospel, on the subject of repentance. In view of […]

I recently received an e-mail from a reader with a question about this verse: “Most assuredly, I say to you, if anyone keeps My word he shall never see death.” […]

May 1, 1998   in Grace in Focus Articles

This article, which has been slightly edited and revised, was published originally under the title “Contextual Fallacies: Matthew 7:16,” in the Quarterly Journal of the Irenaeus Foundation Vol. 2, Issue […]

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