Scriptural Mormonism
Friday, April 26, 2024
Daniel J. Treier on 1 Timothy 3:16
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The ascension, visibly, even liturgically, marked the end of Jesus’s earthly mission and announced his future return. Despite Jesus’s appa...
Stephen G. Morgan on Joseph Smith being "the one mighty and strong" (D&C 85:7)
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THE ONE MIGHTY AND STRONG—JOSEPH SMITH In Doctrine and Covenants 85:7, the Lord states: And it shall come to pass that I, the Lord God, ...
Arnold G. Fruchtenbaum on Jesus's Limited Knowledge During Mortality
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8. His Limited Knowledge In His humanity, He had limited knowledge; there were things He did not know. Two examples of this limited know...
Francis Turretin on David as an Example of Justification in Romans 4 (cf. Psalm 32)
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Fourth, the examples of Abraham and David conveyed by Paul in Romans 4 are not about them before conversion and faith, but abut them alrea...
Francis X. Doyle (RC) on John 6:64
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Ver. 64. The flesh profiteth nothing . Dead flesh separated form the spirit, in the gross manner they supposed they were to eat his flesh,...
Francis X. Doyle (1927) on the Catholic Teaching of the Indefectibility of the Church
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The expression “the consummation of the world” [in Matt 28:20] means the end of the world; “all days” means constantly, i.e., without any in...
Rosamond McKitterick on Canon 6 of the Council of Chalcedon
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Canon 6 of the 318 holy fathers 16. The church of Rome has always had primacy. Egypt is therefore also to enjoy the right that the bisho...
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