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Friday, February 20, 2009
Arminian Chronicles: Friday Files: Arminius on Romans 9
8:58 PM | 
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Jnorm |
Arminian Chronicles: Friday Files: Arminius on Romans 9
"In James Arminius’ commentary on the 9th Chapter of Romans, he argues that the topic at hand is justification by faith. He humbly admits that for some time the chapter was of the “greatest obscurity”, but he now sees it clearly. I can relate. Arminius finds Paul answering an implicit question by saying: though most of the Jews are rejected, yet the word of God does not therefore fail. Arminius spends some time grappling with the exact nature of the implicit question and concludes it was: “Does not the word God become of none effect, if those of the Jews, who seek....."
To read the rest goto Arminian Chronicles.
I thought Dan made some interesting points.
JNORM888
"In James Arminius’ commentary on the 9th Chapter of Romans, he argues that the topic at hand is justification by faith. He humbly admits that for some time the chapter was of the “greatest obscurity”, but he now sees it clearly. I can relate. Arminius finds Paul answering an implicit question by saying: though most of the Jews are rejected, yet the word of God does not therefore fail. Arminius spends some time grappling with the exact nature of the implicit question and concludes it was: “Does not the word God become of none effect, if those of the Jews, who seek....."
To read the rest goto Arminian Chronicles.
I thought Dan made some interesting points.
JNORM888
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