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People put forth many definitions of death that are off the mark. We who are subject to death because of our sin must understand God's definition in His Word.

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Some mistakenly believe that only New Testament believers are saved by grace, and Old Testament believers were saved by law.

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God's anger with sin is a major theme in the Bible, mentioned hundreds of times. Why is God angry with sin?

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There was no other way. As Dr. J. Sidlow Baxter puts it, "the very safety of the universe" depended upon it.

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This has been a hotly debated topic within some churches, but within the pages of Scripture there is no debate.

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The answer won't be found in our highly variable feelings, or our spiritual ups and downs, but only in God's unchanging Word.

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This view, touted by some leading figures who are popular among Evangelicals, is completely contrary to Scripture.

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A careful study of the Hebrew words used in this passage and elsewhere tells us that the answer is clearly no - and why.

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Jesus' words from the cross, "It is finished!" tell us that sinners who believe on Him aren't saved on the installment plan!

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But the first thirty-nine books of the Bible contain Gospel riches that we must not leave untapped.