“We must always be careful when reading words written to Old Testament Israel , for we are often tempted to believe that we are free to apply scriptures pertaining to them to ourselves. Our situation, however , could not be… — Jeff Turner Copy Share Image
“God’s wrath often gets spoken of as though it were only one specific thing. Our definition of it has become very narrow, and we… — Jeff Turner Copy Share Image
“In conclusion, the death of Christ was not about God the Father needing to vent His rage and fury upon a sacrificial victim in… — Jeff Turner Copy Share Image
“We must always be careful when reading words written to Old Testament Israel , for we are often tempted to believe that we are… — Jeff Turner Copy Share Image
“The Parable of the Sheep and the Goats, far from providing a template for an “us and them” brand of theology, actually provides us… — Jeff Turner Copy Share Image
“The “wrath” and the “punishment” are not the results of God pressing some big, red wrath button in the heavens, but are things inherent… — Jeff Turner Copy Share Image
“The Law was given so that there would be a standard to break in the first place, and man, becoming convinced of his inability… — Jeff Turner Copy Share Image
“Allow me to ask a question: if something, in this case, sin, has the power to change God, would it not stand to reason… — Jeff Turner Copy Share Image
“Christ paints the Father in the most beautiful of hues! According to Jesus, He is a God who is delighted at the sight of… — Jeff Turner Copy Share Image
“Because of the knowledge of good and evil, the inherent goodness of Adam and Eve’s design now appeared evil to them, causing them to… — Jeff Turner Copy Share Image
“In man’s original mind there were no lines of distinction between good and bad, or sacred and secular. God was all in all, and… — Jeff Turner Copy Share Image
“Nevertheless, death reigned from the time of Adam to the time of Moses, even over those who did not sin by breaking a command,… — Jeff Turner Copy Share Image
