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Jesus rose from the dead, and He is highly exalted. This secures three key benefits for His people.

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How Jesus Christ was made a curse for us, from His incarnation, through sufferings, and finally death.

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Jesus is one Person with two natures.

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What exactly does 'Jesus', 'Messiah' and 'Christ' mean? Turns out, they're very significant.

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The late Edward F. Hills (1912-1981) comprehensive work, "The King James Version Defended: A Christian View of the New Testament Manuscripts", presents a compelling argument for the KJV and old tradition. What makes the KJV worth defending is that it is the only translation of the ecclesiastical text (i.e., the textus receptus) other than Young's Literal 2nd edition and Greens. A scholarly yet readable introduction by the late Dr. David P. Letis is worth your time. Hills was a well trained classicist and internationally recognized New Testament text critic who analyzed the problems of modern language translations and Westscott-Hort text criticism methodology. This book is a must-have for any pastor's study.

(PDF - 225 pgs; 4th edition)

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Grace has always been God's one plan of salvation throughout all time.

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The promises of God are given to the seed. Which seed are in view?

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Grace requires faith and repentance, both of which God grants.

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God's main promise which includes all His other promised blessings.

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The legal method by which God delivers all His covenant promises to His people.