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Biblical View on Issues
"The Lenses of Reformation Concerning Biblical Principles of War " by Dr. Patti Amsden Reformation lens #1 – God did not create warfare, but God also did not abdicate His sovereignty nor surrender His cause once the war had begun. God directs warfare for the cause of righteousness and kingdom advancement. Reformation lens #2 – God, Himself, engaged war against the corrupt seed line of the Nephilim by way of the flood in Noah’s day and by way of this people in Joshua’s day. Only the nations identified as giant nations, namely, the Hittites, and the Amorites, the Canaanites, and the Perizzites, the Hivites, and the Jebusites (Deut. 20:17) were set for utter destruction; while other non-giant pagan nations were conquered by God’s help but without annihilation. Reformation lens #3 – In the New Testament economy, individual believers and the church as the body of Christ have not been called into physical warfare; but, rather, our warfare is spiritual. Reformation lens #4 – When a nations security is threatened by invading armies or through terrorist activities, that threatened nation has the authority of God to engage in war and to expect that the Lord will aid them in their warfare as they follow the rules of war outlined within the scriptures. To read the entire article, click here Illinois Cultural News Illinois Support for Israel By Joyce Geiler The nation of Israel is very much in the current news. This article will explore how Illinois is responding to the October 7 attack on Israel and the resulting war plus why Illinois’ response is important. Christians are responding with prayer. For example, it was... To read the entire article, click here: |
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