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Paul E. G. Cook

The Authority of Scripture

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  • Paul E. G. Cook

This article is concerned with the significance of the authority of Scripture as rediscovered by the Reformation. How significant was the recognition of the authority of Scripture? The author defines what we should understand by the authority of Scripture. The author's description emphasizes the non-subjective aspects of Scripture. The relation between divine inspiration and divine authority of the Scriptures is also investigated.

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The Authority of Scripture

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  • Paul E. G. Cook

The authority of Scripture is rooted in its divine origin and inspiration. This article argues that upholding the authority of scripture has implications for preaching and evangelism.

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What God Has Joined Together

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  • Paul E. G. Cook

This article makes a distinction between spirituality and holiness. The modern emphasis on spirituality has undermined holiness. As a result, worldliness has been accepted in God's church.

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Preaching – A Divine Calling

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  • Paul E. G. Cook

This article is about the calling of the pastor to preach. This calling is characterized by a sense of inadequacy, of divine compulsion, and of being consumed by the message of the gospel.

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The Minister and the Church – Biblical Attitudes

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  • Paul E. G. Cook

This article is about how the church should regard the minister, and how the minister should regard the congregation.

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