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Tag Archives: punishment

Crime and Punishment

Sabbath School Net Posted on December 27, 2013 by William EarnhardtAugust 29, 2014avatar
Man Facing Death

When a crime is not punished quickly, people feel it is safe to do wrong. Ecclesiastes 8:11 NLT Several years ago I was studying with a family, while the wife’s father had a stroke and was in the hospital. I went to see him and arrived literally moments after he had passed away. The family … Continue reading –>

Posted in Feature, Repentance | Tagged consequences, death, exhortations from the sanctuary, forgiveness, hell, mercy, punishment, sin | 9 Replies

Double-Edged Sword

Sabbath School Net Posted on April 24, 2013 by Lillianne LopezOctober 30, 2013avatar
http://www.goodsalt.com/details/wjpas0856.html?r=ssnet

My father was a sculptor. His medium of choice was wood. He was also one of the most patient men in the world. Anybody who asked for a lesson would immediately find themselves situated behind a fresh piece of wood, holding a chisel. The very first thing my father would tell everyone is, “Always cut … Continue reading –>

Posted in Feature, Growing in Christ - Fundamental Belief 11, Judgment | Tagged heathen, punishment, responsibility | 8 Replies

By His Stripes

Sabbath School Net Posted on January 19, 2012 by Lillianne LopezJune 28, 2016avatar
Carrying the Cross

Marilyn Sewell, a Unitarian minister, made the following statement while interviewing Christopher Hitchens, a well-known atheist: “The religion you cite in your book is generally the fundamentalist faith of various kinds. I’m a liberal Christian, and I don’t take the stories from the Scripture literally. I don’t believe in the doctrine of atonement 1 (that … Continue reading –>

Posted in Feature, God the Son - Fundamental Belief 4 | Tagged atheist, atonement, Christian, fundamentalist, God as Redeemer, Jesus, liberal, punishment, Redeemer, sin, substitutionary death | 17 Replies

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