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Expositions of Holy Scripture

By: Alexander MacLaren

Psalms—Volume II: Psalms LI to CXLV

Volume 17, Number 46 (11/8/2015, to 11/14/2015)

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Topics: Poetry and Wisdom

The Book of Job

By: Dr. Geoff Thomas

A Survey

Volume 15, Number 28 (7/7/2013, to 7/13/2013)

Format: Webpage

Topics: Poetry and Wisdom Biblical Theology Christian Living

Expositions of Holy Scripture

By: Alexander MacLaren

Psalms—Volume 1: Psalms I-XLIX

Volume 17, Number 45 (11/1/2015, to 11/7/2015)

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Topics: Poetry and Wisdom

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Calvinism and Psalms 69:28?

People can lose their salvation (Psa 69:28), so how come Calvinism teaches a Christian can't lose it?

Topics: Poetry and Wisdom Biblical Theology Apologetics

Annihilation and the Wicked Being Cut Off - Psalm 37:9 and Psalm 37:34

Annihilationists claim that the phrase "cut off" in Psalm 37:9 and Psalm 37:34 means a person is annihilated and thus there is no need for an eternal hell?

Topics: Poetry and Wisdom Last Days Apologetics

Overview of the Book of Psalms

Overview of the Book of Psalms

Topics: Poetry and Wisdom Biblical Theology

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Why God Answers Prayer

By: Rev. Claude E. McRoberts, III

Psalms 20

From the series: Psalms

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Topics: Poetry and Wisdom

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