Truth Applications - designed to reflect a determination to search for, understand, and explain truth.
  • I believe that, as Immanuel, Jesus embodies and reveals the most significant truth (John 1:14; 8:32; 14:6, 9; 17:17).
  • I believe everyone should know, love, and live in imitation of his example and teaching.
My search is admittedly incomplete since I am, by virtue of limited understanding and failure to match God's glory, imperfect. But, like Paul, I seek to better "know him … pressing on … because Christ Jesus has made me his own" (Philippians 3:12). ~ David Anguish

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  • “A modern praise song’s sheer repetition of ‘Praise God! Praise God! Praise God!’ without any articulation of the content and thus the reason for this praise is vacuous, but the same repetitive words do not become less vacuous when sung in a traditional hymn in Latin or Hebrew instead of English. Nonetheless, the conflict between the traditionalists and the proponents of contemporary music should not be dismissed as simply a generational dispute. There are theological issues at stake that need to be examined in the light of the witness of Scripture, and the words of the prophet Isaiah have something to contribute to such reflection.” ~ J. J. M. Roberts, “Contemporary Worship in the Light of Isaiah’s Ancient Critique,” Worship and the Hebrew Bible: Essays in Honour of John T. Willis, ed. M. Patrick Graham, et. al. (Sheffield Academic Press, 1999), 266–267

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