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Heidelcast: Sin, Salvation, Service: The Threefold Truth of Romans (35)

Sep 24, 20231 hr 1 minTranscript available on Metacast
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In this episode Dr Clark turns to Romans 9:25–33 as Paul answers the question: why is it that not many Jews have put their trust in Jesus the Messiah? He answers a text asking whether laity should read texts from problematic authors (e.g., N. T. Wright, Richard Baxter et al.)? He answers a call from David asking about which churches confess the Scots and French confessions. He answers a question from Peter about what Ursinus means by "improperly" and an email from Chris about recommended editions of the Westminster Standards. The opening audio comes from the Sub Beacon podcast.

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