Sproul on the Holiness of God
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posted by JT at Tuesday, February 06, 2007
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4 Comments:
R.C. has an excellent way of expressing the holiness of God.
If the Church could grasp, and understand this one quality of the Lord, and live it, as it relates to all His other qualities, then I believe we would see a Church that shined brightly in a dark age.
We all need a hot coal put on our lips every now and then. I know I do.
And then we need to know we are forgiven.
Thanks for the link, but Sproul sucks. Piper is creative, clever, and fresh. Too bad its such a rare gift!
I am searching for a hint that the last comment was not serious. I cannot find one. If serious, Mr. Anonymous, you need a strong rebuke for that kind of statement.
You have just publicly been grossly disrespectful to a man who has been preaching longer than you have been drawing breath. Your language is that of a young man who thinks himself wise.
Please repent and reconsider how flippantly you attack a minister of the Gospel.
Tim Bridges
Anonymous must lack the courage of his convictions. Either that or his attempt at humor bombed. Thank you, Tim Bridges, for your comment.
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