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On February 18, 2022, I posted an article entitled “Dr. Mark Ward, Psalm 12:6-7, and the Historic Exegetical Argument for the Providential Preservation of God’s word.” Now approaching the two-year anniversary of this response to Dr. Ward’s opposition to Psalm 12:6-7 teaching the providential preservation of Scripture, I thought I would follow up on Dr.Continue reading “After Two Years Where is Dr. Mark Ward on Psalm 12:6-7?”

Andrew Willet (1562-1621) was arguably the most accomplished of the Church of England’s Hebrew exegetes, specifically of the Pentateuch, and a prolific and outspoken writer against the papacy. Except, however, for a few references to Willet as a Hebrew scholar and orthodox theologian, modern examination of Willet’s writings has been limited to his poetry, andContinue reading “Andrew Willet (1562-1621) and the Use of the Septuagint (LXX) in His Hexaplas.”

__________________________ 1.) The Reformation Bible Society just launched its website.2.) They have put out a call for academic papers here.3.) Lord willing we will be in attendance on August 3, 2024.4.) Peter Van Kleeck Jr. will be presenting a paper on Reformed Epistemology and the Old Testament. See you all there.

“…in the Ecclesiastical History that the heretics who denied the Divinity of our Lord, had the confidence to falsify the Scripture, to accommodate the Text to their opinions. Upon which the author of the primitive ages says, that it was not likely that the heretics were ignorant how criminal an enterprise of the nature was:Continue reading “Theological Grounding Episode 12: The Issue of Inspired Dictation (Video)”

Not only is the sending of the Holy Spirit a “last days” event; the giving of the inspired Word is likewise an intricate part of the God’s design for the “last days.” By God’s design, the Holy Spirit would not guide (odhghsei, hodagasei) the Church into all truth unilaterally, John 16:13, but would direct theContinue reading “The Eschaton: Sending the Spirit and Giving the Word”

Samuel Trickett (1632-1712) , Sermons Doctrinal and Practical (1656), edited by John Edward Blakeney (London: Printed by G. Norman, Maiden Lane, Covent Garden, 1863), 1. “Now the Scriptures do instruct us what to do, and what to believe. That they teach us perfectly, unto salvation, will appear. God being the author of these book, they mustContinue reading “Simple Truths of Scripture Now Doubted or Rejected by the Church”