Acts 5

Acts 5:30 · Camden Bucey

And Murray says, here beginning on page 113, both verbs are used actively. That’s interesting. In the case of agero, the usage is well illustrated by two passages in Acts. We find that in Acts 4.10 and Acts 5.30 that God raised Jesus. But likewise, we find anistomy, usages of that in Acts 2.24, whic

Acts 5:31 · Lane G. Tipton

I was just, someone sent me a brief video clip from a pastor in a different tradition who was trying to distinguish faith and repentance along those lines, that faith is a gift, but repentance is a work. But Acts 5.31 is another text. God exalted Christ to the right hand as leader and Savior to give

Acts 5:31 · Lane G. Tipton

here’s what makes us, I think, very sympathetic and gentle with people. We know going in that no creature who descends from Adam by ordinary generation after the fall can muster such repentance. repentance, repentance, Acts 5. 31 and 2 Timothy 2. 24 is gifted just as much as faith. And so the call f

Acts 5:38–39

a in Presbyterian History 0:28:25 A Baptist in a Presbyterian Pulpit 0:33:19 Fosdick Preaching from Acts 5:38–39 0:38:40 Fosdick and Modernity 0:45:07 The Soft Middle 0:50:02 Machen, Orthodoxy, and Modernity 0:56:17 The Spirits of Fosdick and Machen Today 1:08:06 Conclusion Downl