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Location: Cairo, Egypt
The text delves into the significance of the Tetragrammaton, which is the four-letter name of God (YHWH) revealed to Moses, often replaced with "Lord" in Christian tradition. It highlights Jesus' allusions to this name and his use of the divine passive to avoid direct...
The Book of Common Prayer defines marriage as a sacred union instituted by God, symbolizing the connection between Christ and the Church. While the second and third reasons for marriage, namely as a remedy against sin and for mutual support, are widely accepted, the...
Natural law, often overlooked by everyday Christians, posits that religious commandments represent a reaffirmation of innate moral principles inscribed on human hearts, obscured by the fall. This concept is evident in Paul's writings, where he suggests that Gentiles...
The lecture aims to clarify the relationship between the three persons and one nature of God, emphasizing the distinction between questions about "who" and "what" God is. This understanding is likened to different parts of a sentence, where a person serves as the...
In this lecture, the speaker emphasizes the importance of incorporating questions into apologetics alongside providing answers to inquiries about the Christian Faith. Drawing from biblical examples, the lecturer points out that God himself often posed questions to...
In this lecture, the focus is on presenting compelling evidence for Christ's Resurrection, especially in the context of evangelism and apologetics in the Middle East. The lecture begins by delving into 1 Corinthians chapter 15, where Paul emphasizes the significance...
This lecture delves into Karl Barth's doctrine of revelation, acknowledging his status as a significant twentieth-century theologian. It highlights the differing opinions on Barth, with some viewing him as conservative and embracing all his teachings, while others...
This lecture delves into various perspectives on the Atonement, primarily focusing on the significance of Jesus Christ's crucifixion. It raises questions about why Christ, as the son of God, had to undergo such a fate and whether there could have been an alternative....
The lecture provides an introduction to quits and confessions, starting with a reading from second Timothy. It emphasizes the importance of belief systems and how they are inherent to human nature, even if one claims uncertainty. The lecture delves into the concepts...
This lecture delves into the central theme of the Gospel in the Book of Romans, starting with an exploration of Romans Chapter 1. The passage emphasizes Paul's role as a servant of Christ, chosen as an apostle for the Gospel of God, a promise foretold in ancient...
The lecture titled 'Eschatology in the Garden' delves into the concept of eschatology, emphasizing its presence from the very beginning of redemptive history. The discussion begins with a reading from Genesis 2, highlighting God's completion of creation on the seventh...
The lecture titled 'Union with Christ' delves into the foundational concept of being united with Christ. It starts with a reading from First Corinthians, emphasizing the distinction between the first man, Adam, and the last Adam, who became a life-giving spirit. The...
This lecture explores the doctrine of election and its impact on missions. The doctrine, often misunderstood, raises questions about the necessity of missions if God has already chosen who will be saved. The speaker draws on biblical and historical examples to...
The lecture discusses Paul's identity as outlined in the Book of Romans, emphasizing his role as a servant of Christ Jesus, called to be an apostle, and set apart for the Gospel of God (Romans 11). It contrasts the traditional way of addressing letters in the New...
This lecture delves into the debate between exclusive and inclusive views regarding the salvation of those who have never encountered Christ's Gospel. The exclusive perspective asserts three unyielding truths: Jesus stands as the pinnacle of God's revelation, general...
In this discussion on the unity of Scripture and Biblical theology, the speaker emphasizes that Jesus Christ is the unifying reality that connects the Old and New Testaments. They argue that the New Testament depends on the authority of the Old Testament and that the...
In this lecture on the subject of Historical Truth, the question of whether we can find truth in history is explored. While some argue that historical events are always open to interpretation, it is possible to argue that truth can be found through a clearer...
In this lecture on Christian Apocrypha, the term "apocrypha" is explained as writings that are not included in the Bible due to uncertainty about their authorship, authenticity, or inspiration. The Christian apocrypha consists of texts written in the early Christian...