The Parousia of Jesus, resurrection of the dead, and eternal life comprise Paul’s hope, which is attained by the propitiative, justificative, and redemptive death of Jesus for our sins—two heterogeneous sides of one gospel coin. -John P. Harrigan
Thursday, September 15, 2022
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