Quote by Thomas R. Schreiner Download Open image ““Adam had unleashed a monster into the world.”” — Thomas R. Schreiner ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 4.9 out of 5 (6 ratings) Copy quoteShare
“The enormity of the world grew and grew inside Adam, and he didn’t know if he could hold it. He was just a boy.… — Maggie Stiefvater Copy Share Image
“You can’t escape me, I’m coming for you soon,” shrieked his hellish voice. Whether the beast was a man in a mask or a… — Max Nowaz Copy Share Image
“I think it is notable in this connection that it is not Adam but the Lord who rebukes Cain.” — Marilynne Robinson Copy Share Image
“He knew Adam had figured out how he felt. But he didn’t know if he could step off this knife-slender path without destroying what… — Maggie Stiefvater Copy Share Image
“Remember--Adam was only God’s rough draft, but Eve was his masterpiece.” — Sam Torode Copy Share Image
“How do we correlate what Paul and James teach about justification? To begin, it should be recognized that they are addressing different circumstances and… — Thomas R. Schreiner Copy Share Image
“To believe the doctrine of it [imputation], or not to believe it, as thus or thus explained, is one thing; and to enjoy the… — Thomas R. Schreiner Copy Share Image
“Just as the sin of Adam was imputed to all people, so also the obedience of Christ has been imputed to believers. Adam” — Thomas R. Schreiner Copy Share Image
“New perspectivists (who aren’t all the same, of course) often comment on how Philippians 3 fits with their paradigm. And they are certainly right,… — Thomas R. Schreiner Copy Share Image
“The Lord’s sovereignty over Israel is not an abstract concept. He speaks to the will of Israel, summoning its people to follow him.” — Thomas R. Schreiner Copy Share Image
“We have seen that the early church fathers didn’t have clarity on justification by faith alone. At the same time, they didn’t blatantly deny… — Thomas R. Schreiner Copy Share Image
“They were to be priest-kings in God’s creation as sons of God.” — Thomas R. Schreiner Copy Share Image
“The biblical writers do not finally and fully resolve the tension between divine sovereignty and human freedom. They affirm the authenticity of human decisions,… — Thomas R. Schreiner Copy Share Image
