Paul was a son of Abraham who understood that God showed a measure of grace to Ishmael but much more grace to Esau. In addition, Paul was a child of Jacob. From the sacred tradition, he realized the grace shown to Esau was much less than that shown to Jacob. And as an Israelite, Paul knew what it meant … More No Fatalism Here
The doctrine of predestination is one that troubles many a soul. To a segment of Christendom, predestination is a misrepresentation of God and Scripture. To them, one ought not present a Deity who sovereignly selects, before the beginning of time, to deliver justice to some and mercy to others. Therefore, many in anti-predestinarian camps disagree with the … More Won’t You Admit It So You Can Enjoy It?
In the book of Esther, the Chosen People of God are in danger of another holocaust. On the throne is a heartless, tyrannical dictator; and one of the king’s most beloved counselors is a violent man named Haman who passionately wishes to eradicate the Hebrew race. However, God and his people hit upon a lucky streak: King … More Sometimes, God and His People Get So Lucky
Unfathomable Grace 