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Why was it necessary for Jesus to be both fully man and fully God?

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How does the Law make man aware of the depth of his sin problem? How does the tabernacle relate to the Law?

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In order to be saved, man must start with God, not with his own philosophy based on the reasonings of his fallen mind. He must bow the knee.

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How does God speak, and through what means? What is the proof that God has spoken?

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It is vital to understand that the Bible is a supernatural book, and has power far superior to human innovations.

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The history of Israel vividly demonstrates that a Gospel that is not miraculous is useless.

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Moses' encounter with God at the burning bush tells us many vital things concerning the nature of God and his operations in the world.

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Too often we want God to exercise His power to our advantage, not His glory.

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In the account of Moses' first encounter with God, we find hope for all who will abandon their rejection of God.

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In order for a person to receive Christ the power of sin over the mind and heart must be broken.