Westminster Theological Journal Volume 38
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Westminster Theological Journal, Volume 38.
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“the book of Exodus is an Old Testament gospel—the Gospel of Moses.4” (Page 4)
“This is a problem-oriented book. It is not first of all an exposition of either missiological theory or Scripture. It seeks, rather, to respond to situations, both theoretical and practical, as they exist in missions today, and to seek answers to questions. It seeks to solve problems or at least point to their solutions. In our judgment this is good. At the same time, the book has problems of its own.” (Page 113)
“The interpretable quality of tongues-utterances (1 Cor. 14:5) would appear to rule out the possibility that tongues were nonsense syllables. They did communicate divinely inspired truth.” (Page 50)
“the second in its entirety is given over to the relationship of systematic theology to biblical theology” (Page 281)
“First, tongues serve as a sign to the unbeliever. Then prophecy elicits repentance and faith from the unbeliever. First, the apostles manifested the gift of tongues, which converted no one. As a matter of fact, it only led the crowd to attribute drunkenness to the Apostles (Acts 2:13).” (Page 52)
- Title: Westminster Theological Journal Volume 38
- Author: Westminster Theological Seminary
- Series: Westminster Theological Journal
- Publisher: Westminster Theological Seminary
- Print Publication Date: 1975
- Logos Release Date: 2009
- Language: English
- Resources: 1
- Format: Digital › Logos Research Edition
- Subject: Theology › Periodicals
- Resource ID: LLS:gs_wtj_38
- Resource Type: Journal
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