Sublime

(1 Cor. 3:16–17;

In a sense, the deformed Calvinism of the early eighteenth century agreed with the same underlying logic.

(Gen 4:24).

As Western culture increases its speed in the race away from Christendom, as hostility to orthodox and evangelical Christianity increases and becomes increasingly legislated, we will eventually see a separation of the men from the boys. Which pastors will cave to worldly wisdom in fear for their own livelihoods and comfort, and which will fear God,

flexibility is found in their discussions of whether the Christian receives the Decalogue from the hands of Moses or from the hands of Christ.

(Acts 10:13).

Fourth,

there is a clear tendency in subsequent generations of believers to overdefine and concretise the original revelation.