Genesis 1:1 The Most Important Verse in Scripture
This study stays in Genesis 1:1 for the majority of its length, but reads it two ways at once rather than kept apart: it blends the letter-symbolism method with the grammatical and historical-critical one — word division, gematria, and peshat readings woven together the way a single reader moving through the tradition naturally would — and it reaches outward, throughout, to other verses across both Testaments that bear on the same questions the first verse raises: who is acting, what is being made, where it is happening, and why. The goal is not seven isolated observations but one continuous account, in which each discovery hands something to the next.
Salvation and the Grace Administration
Does “No Access” Mean No Hope?
This study takes up a specific question someone raised: if a person has no access to being witnessed to — living somewhere entirely cut off from gospel contact — can that person be saved?
Overcoming Temptation and Sin
From Eden to Victory in Grace
This study traces sin from its origin to its present-day defeat: what sin is and where it began, how God dealt with it across each of the seven administrations, how the Grace administration — the one presently in force — deals with it differently in kind and not only in degree, and finally a practical section on winning over temptation day to day.
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