biblical justice

  • A Terror to Evil Doers: A Christian National Discussion

    INTRODUCTION Is the government, in particular the civil magistrate, supposed to be a terror to evil in the public sphere—i.e., society at large? Is that not the role, and therefore, the responsibility of those in power? As indicated by the title of this post, the subject about which I am going to speak (pontificate?) upon…

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  • americanvision.org/24173/the-irony-of-bible-burning-on-behalf-of-blm/ An excellent, articulate, concise article that accurately summarizes the importance of the biblical worldview and why an accurate historic viewpoint, while unfortunately lacking in our current cultural climax, is desperately needed today.

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  • Thoughts on Biblical Death: Part 2

    There are some sins worthy of death, or stated another way some sins that lead to death (cf. 1John 5.16-17). What we find throughout the Old Testament is that while all are sinners, some sins are worthy of death–sins of a criminal nature. In this post I further discuss my thoughts on biblical death. We…

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  • Wetting our Fingers

    Wetting our Fingers

    If you wet your finger and stick it up in the air you can tell what direction the wind is blowing. There is a somewhat obscure (out of the way to most Bible readers) that makes the following comments regarding some godly leaders of their time: “…the sons of Issachar, men who understood the times,…

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  • Today, I want to deal with the legal relativist. You know the Christian who says, “Well, that Law was valid back then in that time, in that place, but not so today.” I want to pick on the Paul Copan’s of the world, men and women who are extremely talented Christians that have a strong…

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