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The Israelite Household and the Decalogue: The Social Background and Significance of Some Commandments

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  • Christopher J. H. Wright

In Old Testament scholarship, there is a general recognition of the unique importance of the Decalogue in Israel's understanding of her relationship with God. The article states that the last six commandments are in themselves not at all unique. Is there significance in the explicit listing of these otherwise very general moral obligations at the foundation of the nation as the covenant people of Yahweh?

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What's in a Name? An Examination of the Usage of the Term “Hebrew” in the Old Testament

  • Technical
  • Matthew Akers

The word "Hebrew" in the Old Testament refers to the covenant people of God, Israel. This name is used relatively sparingly in the Bible, with most of the occurrences appearing in the Pentateuch. This article considers the use of the term in its different contexts.

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The Doctrine of the Church in Holy Scripture

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  • Jelle Faber

This article is about the church as the assembly of covenant people, the church as the body of Christ, and the church as the temple of Holy Spirit.

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Appropriation of Salvation

  • Semi-Technical
  • C. G. Bos

This article on the appropriation of salvation (application of salvation) also focuses on the well-meant offer of the gospel and the promises of God to the covenant people.

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Holiness is not a merit by which we can attain communion with God, but a gift of Christ, which enables us to cling to him and to follow him John Calvin
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