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Recent Additions
- Added December 9, 2025 — The latest installment of the Opening the Scriptures newsletter: Issue 3/14 — Elders Anointing While They Pray, 1
- Added December 2, 2025 — The latest issue of The Berea Page: A Theological Foundation for Optimism (Issue 7/4 – December 2, 2025)
- Added November 25, 2025 — The Response of a Slandered Saint (Ps 7), to the Studies in the Psalms series on the Sermons and Class Notes, Biblical Text Studies page
- Added November 11, 2025 — The latest installment of the Opening the Scriptures newsletter: Issue 3/13 — Sickness and the Prayer of Faith
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Thought-provoking Quotations
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- "Think About It" quotation from the latest Berea Page: “At issue is the most important question in the world. What is the greatest good? What gives our lives meaning? What is our end? Modernity answers, feeling good. The ancients answer, being good. Feeling good is not compatible with suffering; being good is. Therefore the fact of suffering threatens modernity much more than it threatened the ancients. ~ Peter Kreeft, 1986. Making Sense Out of Suffering. Servant Books, 64
- "Additional Thoughts on James" quotation from the latest Opening the Scriptures: “This ‘God the Father’ [in James 1] may be pictured as the exalted family head and ruler of the universe, but he is also pictured as a generous and ungrudging (or noncritical) patron. So if one has single-minded commitment toward him, one goes to him and asks with confidence what is needed (see Jas 1:5 in context); the chief need in James’s eyes is wisdom in the situation of testing. He will not complain about how one failed to use his generosity well last time, nor will he hold back like a miser, trying to keep ‘his stuff’ for his own use. He is a generous patron, which encourages one to approach him freely.” ~ Peter H. Davids. 2014. A Theology of James, Peter, and Jude. Biblical Theology of the New Testament. ed. Andreas J. Köstenberger, ed. Zondervan, 72
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