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C.R. Biggs   Rev. C. R. Biggs, Pastor, Ketoctin Covenant Presbyterian Church, Purcellville, VA

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• Our Holy God
Sermon on Isaiah 6
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• Lo, Thorns and Thistles Flourish in the Land of Eden
A Biblical-Theological Study of the Book of Joel
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Prof. C. Scott Pryor   C. Scott Pryor, Associate Professor, Regent University School of Law

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• A Biblical Justification of Exemption Laws
Deuteronomy 24, Ezekiel 18
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• Secured Transactions and Personal Exemptions, part 1
On Exodus 22:26-27 and Deuteronomy 24:6,10-13
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• Secured Transactions and Personal Exemptions, part 2
On Amos 2:8; Ezekiel 18:14-16; Proverbs 20:16; 22:26-27
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• Secured Transactions and Personal Exemptions, part 3
On Habakkuk 2:6-7; Job 22:6; 24:3,9
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• Secured Transactions and Personal Exemptions, part 4
On 2 Corinthians 9:12-15
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E. J. Young   Dr. E. J. Young (1907-1968) was a graduate of the University of California at Berkeley, Westminster Theological Seminary (Th.B. and Th.M.), and the Dropsie College of Hebrew and Cognate Learning (Ph.D.), Young was ordained in the Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. in 1935. One year later, he joined the Orthodox Presbyterian Church, the same year that he was appointed to the Old Testament department at Westminster Seminary.

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• The Human Writers of the Old Testament
An Article
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Grace Song

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• Hezekiah or Jesus: Who is the Child of Isaiah 9:6-7?
This article considers the identity of the prophesied child from the viewpoints of evangelical Christians and unbelievers alike.
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Ra McLaughlin   Ra McLaughlin, M.Div., Webmaster and Director of Curriculum, Third Millennium Ministries

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• Jesus and Jeconiah
Many interpreters believe that God's curse on Jeconiah invalidates Jesus' claim to David's throne. This article responds to the views of believers and unbelievers alike.
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  Dr. Richard L. Pratt, Jr., Professor of Old Testament, Reformed Theological Seminary, Orlando, FL

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• Hyper-Preterism and Unfolding Biblical Eschatology
On the unbiblical prophetic hermeneutic of hyper-preterism
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• Historical Contingencies and Biblical Predictions
An essay on the importance of conditionality in Bible prophecy.
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Rev. Russell B. Smith   Rev. Russell B. Smith, Pastor of Covenant-First Presbyterian Church, 717 Elm St., Cincinnati, OH (ph: 513-621-4144; fax: 513-621-1066)

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• God’s Unexpected Mercy
A sermon on Jonah 2
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• God’s Unexpected Magnanimity
A sermon on Jonah 3
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• God’s Unexpected Medicine
A sermon on Jonah 4
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• God’s Unexpected Message
A sermon on Jonah 1
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• The Heart of the Matter
A sermon (1 of 5) on worship from Isaiah 43:1-17
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