Dr. Waldron discusses issues related to a new book by Tom Wells on the Christian and the Sabbath. This issue has much to do with allowing the Bible to interpret the Bible. Divine interpretation and application of Divine revelation is an important piece in this often confusing and miss-understood puzzle.
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The death of those who have blessed, guided, and helped us through this life should not be allowed to pass without notice and gratitude. I do thank God for the life and ministry of A. N. Martiin. I cannot allow his homegoing to pass without expressing deep thanksgiving for God giving him to us.
What shall we say to those who mourn the death of an infant? The Scriptures may not be explicit, but there is much by way of implication that may be of comfort to grieving parents.
I suppose that someone studying the Confession might be surprised that it contains no chapter on regeneration. That subject is, however, dealt with under the heading of effectual calling.