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“YAHWEH IS HIS NAME” — Exodus 15:3

Jack Cottrell Posted on January 16, 2018 by Jack CottrellJanuary 16, 2018

“YAHWEH IS HIS NAME” – Exodus 15:3 A sermon by Jack Cottrell – CRA Bible Conference – Kissimmee FL – January 2018 INTRODUCTION. A. In most Old Testament translations, when you see God referred to as “the LORD” (with LORD all capitals), in the original Hebrew this is actually the divine name YAHWEH (which used to be pronounced “Jehovah”). What does “Yahweh” mean? (It does NOT mean “Lord.”) B. Where can we go to find the meaning of Yahweh? We find it in EXODUS 3:1-18. [READ] C. But then a puzzling statement appears in Exod. 6:2-3 – “God spoke further … Continue reading →

Posted in General | Tagged Abraham, Exodus 3, Holy Spirit, I AM, Jesus, Moses, Pharaoh, Redemption, ten plagues, the Exodus, the LORD, Trinity, works of redemption, Yahweh

“WITH LIBERTY AND JUSTICE FOR ALL”

Jack Cottrell Posted on April 17, 2017 by Jack CottrellApril 17, 2017

QUESTION. In Luke 1:51-53, Mary appears to be speaking under inspiration when she says of God, “He has shown strength with his arm; he has scattered the proud in the thoughts of their hearts; he has brought down the mighty from their thrones and exalted those of humble estate; he has filled the hungry with good things, and the rich he has sent empty away” (ESV, from which most quotes are taken here). My questions are these: do these words imply that God is against the rich? Do they imply that Christians should support a socialistic economic theory? Should we … Continue reading →

Posted in General | Tagged Abraham, Ananias, compassion, covetousness, equal access, equal opportunity, equal provision, equality, fairness, Giving, government, greed, inheritance, injustice, Job, Joseph of Arimathea, justice, liberty, love of money, Mary, ownership, pride, riches, selfishness, Social Justice, socialism, Solomon, stealing, the poor, the rich, wealth, Work

THE NEW PERSPECTIVE ON PAUL: WRIGHT IS WRONG

Jack Cottrell Posted on June 3, 2016 by Jack CottrellJune 3, 2016

THE NEW PERSPECTIVE ON PAUL: WRIGHT IS WRONG JACK COTTRELL — 2ND EDITION – JUNE 2016 I begin with this caveat: I am not an expert on this subject. I am pursuing it because it is one of the most significant CHALLENGES to traditional theology, and because it is being taught by one of the most respected and influential Biblical scholars of our day: Nicholas Thomas (N.T., Tom) Wright, who is sometimes credited with coining the expression,“New Perspective on Paul” [NPP] (Justification, 28). [Most quotes here are from Wright’s Justification: God’s Plan and Paul’s Vision (IVP 2009). Some are from … Continue reading →

Posted in General | Tagged Abraham, clarity of Scripture, covenant curse, covenant theology, Faith, faithfulness of Christ, Gentiles, inspiration of Scripture, Israel, Jesus Christ, Jewish writings, judeocentrism, Justification, N. T. Wright, new perspective, New Perspective on Paul, NPP, Paul, Rabbinic traditions, righteousness of God, Salvation, second-temple Judaism, sin, Substitutionary atonement, sufficiency of Scripture

THE MESSAGE OF ROMANS 1-8

Jack Cottrell Posted on May 26, 2016 by Jack CottrellMay 26, 2016

THE MESSAGE OF ROMANS 1-8 A DEVOTIONAL GIVEN BY JACK COTTRELL AT THE MAY 2016 MEETING OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE CHRISTIAN RESTORATION ASSOCIATION I. INTRODUCTION. How can we discern what Paul is teaching in Romans 1-8, or what any other Biblical text means, for that matter? The issue is not just hermeneutics. Rather, to a great extent it depends on how we answer this question: who is the primary AUTHOR of the Bible? This is a watershed issue—in Christendom, in Evangelicalism, in the Restoration Movement, and in many colleges and seminaries. Christian orthodoxy usually agrees that Scripture … Continue reading →

Posted in General | Tagged Abraham, Apostle Paul, Assurance, Bible, clarity of Scripture, Faith, Gentiles, glorification, Grace, grace system, hermeneutics, Holy Spirit, inspiration, Judaism, Justification, Law, law code, Law of Moses, law system, N. T. Wright, New Perspective on Paul, NPP, Original Grace, Paul, Rabbinic writings, Regeneration, Romans, Romans 1-8, Sanctification, sin, sufficiency of Scripture, works, works of law

Does Romans 9 Teach Calvinist Predestination?

Jack Cottrell Posted on February 6, 2015 by Jack CottrellFebruary 7, 2015

DOES ROMANS 9 TEACH CALVINIST PREDESTINATION? Jack Cottrell – February 2015 QUESTION: I have a friend who argues that the story of Jacob and Esau supports the Calvinist doctrine of predestination. But Genesis 25:27-34 says that Esau forfeited his birthright by selling it to Jacob. Thus it seems plain that it was not by God’s election but by Esau’s choice. How is this text so misinterpreted by those who teach this view of predestination? ANSWER: The use of Jacob and Esau to support the Calvinist view of election (or predestination) is based not on the Genesis account, but on a … Continue reading →

Posted in General | Tagged Abraham, Arminianism, Calvinism, Esau, Israel, Jacob, Jews, mercy, Pharaoh, Predestination, righteousness of God, Romans 9, Salvation, service, Unconditional election

Origin of the name “Hebrew”

Jack Cottrell Posted on September 16, 2009 by Jack CottrellApril 30, 2013

Origin of the name “Hebrew” by Jack Cottrell (Notes) on Wednesday, September 16, 2009 at 1:08pm Someone asked about the origin of the Hebrew term used for the Hebrew people. I take it that the question is about the term “Hebrew” itself, not “Jew” or “Israelite.” The best way to answer such a question is to look in a good Bible dictionary. The following is simply taken from the Zondervan Pictorial Bible Dictionary, ed. Merrill F. Tenney; and Unger’s Bible Dictionary. In the Bible the name “Hebrew” is applied to Abraham and his descendants through Jacob, and is equivalent to … Continue reading →

Posted in Notes | Tagged Abraham, Abram, Asia, Book of Genesis, Canaan, Cross, Eber, Egypt, Euphrates, Fertile Crescent, Genesis 14:13, Habiru, Hebrew, Hebrew Bible, Hebrew language, Hebrews, Jewish history, Joktan, Merrill F. Tenney, Peleg, Semitic peoples

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