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... This is a development in the ways of God. For God did not dwell with Adam, nor with Abraham. And the first mention of God's dwelling is after redemption is ...
~24 min.Christ, The Wisdom Of God
biblecentre.org · ... Christ. Rather than viewing us as natural people, as sinful descendants of the first Adam, God now sees us in Christ. God has established us "in Christ" ( ...
~114 min.The First Epistle To The Corinthians
biblecentre.org · ... are "in Christ Jesus". We do not stand before God in the condition and position of Adam, away from God and under judgment, but we are in Christ in all His ...
~24 min.The Book Of Ruth
biblecentre.org · ... the people of God, either individually or collectively. Indeed, the reason why Adam and Eve were expelled from the garden was because they disobeyed, and ...
~17 min.Apollonarianism
biblecentre.org · ... him causes him to have an instinctive desire to know God, although the Adamic fall prevents that desire from being fulfilled. We do not find that Scripture ...
~98 min.The Book Of Leviticus
biblecentre.org · ... on Leviticus, makes the following conjecture: "May it have been the case that Adam and Eve remained only forty days unfallen! These forty days would thus ...
~45 min.Essentials Of The Christian Life
biblecentre.org · ... A New Standing. In the cross of Christ our old standing before God as children of Adam's lost race came to an end. There we died under the judgment of God ...
~21 min.Naaman; or the Sinner and his Mistakes
biblecentre.org · ... all this may be perfectly true. But, mark this well, be you. the very fairest of Adam's race, it is still true that you are a sinner, and as a sinner you ...
~74 min.The First Epistle to the Corinthians
biblecentre.org · ... over the man, but to be in silence," the Apostle calls attention to the fact "Adam was not deceived, but the woman being deceived was in transgression" ( ...
~313 min.Miscellaneous Writings
biblecentre.org · ... tears and misery. We do not wonder at that, for when by one man, Adam, sin entered into the world, death followed quickly and irrevocably upon its heels, ...