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October 2017 Archive

WSC Construction Update 6 October 2017

by R. Scott Clark on October 6, 2017

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With Adam Kane Debunking Myths About The Reformation And More

by R. Scott Clark on October 4, 2017

Adam writes: The Reformation is such a complex series of events, myths and errors are bound to crop up around its memory. In this laid back conversation with R Scott Clark…we get the details on some of what really went down all . . . Continue reading →

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An Early Orthodox Reformed Theologian On How To Read Scripture

by R. Scott Clark on October 4, 2017

xix. The means of finding out the true meaning of scripture are: constant prayer, knowledge of the language, examination of originals, consideration of the argument and purposes of the passage, distinction between literal and figurative passages; understanding of causes, circumstances, and consequences; . . . Continue reading →

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Luther On His State When He Wrote The 95 Theses In 1517

by R. Scott Clark on October 4, 2017

But above all else, I beg the sincere reader, and I beg for the sake of our Lord Jesus Christ himself, to read those things judiciously, yes, with great commiseration. May he be mindful of the fact that I was once a . . . Continue reading →

Office Hours: What Happened To The Reformation? (Part 1)

by R. Scott Clark on October 2, 2017
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It is October 2017. 500 years ago this month Martin Luther wrote 95 theses against the abuse of indulgences in the Western church. We have traced the Reformation to this date for a long time but as you and I have discussed . . . Continue reading →

Reading the Prophets With The New Testament

by R. Scott Clark on October 1, 2017

Hermeneutics is the art of interpreting texts. Our English word comes from the Greek word for “interpretation” (ἑρμηνεία). It was used among the classical pagan authors (e.g., Plato and Xenophon) and the verb “to interpret” is used in the New Testament. Scripture . . . Continue reading →

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