(reimpr., Edinburgh: Banner of Truth, 1982), 49.
allows us to look in the mirror and see, beyond our sinful being, a pale reflection of the glory of God, but it is becoming more and more bright: "Therefore, all of us, with unveiled faces looking as in a we reflect the glory of the Lord, we are transformed from glory to glory in the same image, as by the Spirit of the Lord" (2 Cor. 3:18) . 22
1. Thomas Brooks,Heaven on Earth: A Treatise on Christian Assurance (reimpr., Edinburgh: Banner of Truth, 1982), 49.
2.An editor published a 'comment' on The Gospel According to Jesus Christ It begins by saying 'The book by MacArthur touches on four main themes: security, faith, repentance, and the relationship between salvation and the "discipleship," although in my book such divisions did not exist (the security Certainly, it was one of the main topics; I mentioned false security. only incidentally, at most on three or four occasions). Without embargo, this comment continued saying: 'Although he never says it with all the letters, MacArthur does not believe in security." Of course, that does not It makes sense and at the same time is a good example of why there are so many of them. people who do not understand what the debate of lordship consists of. The comment in question was published in the newspaper of an organization. whose purpose is to defend the theology of the denial of lordship and contained others inaccuracies and absolute falsehoods. The editor did not respond to the letters in the that he was asked to correct his distortions.
3.It is obvious that there is a similar problem in Wesleyan theology and Arminian, just like in any other belief system that makes space for the Christians so that they fall and lose their salvation.
4.John Calvin, Institutes of the Christian Religion, trans. Cipriano de Valera (Rijswijk: Foundation Ed. of Reformed Literature, 1999), I:412.
5.Ibíd., I:422.
6.Zane Hodges places great importance on this divergence between Calvino and those who came later. He even tries to use Calvino. to defend the position of the denial of lordship! (CL). However, Hodges goes much further than Calvin on this topic by turning the security in the sum and the substance of saving faith (CL) and deny all