Lest We Be Like Dogs

The hearts of men are deceitful above all things. We're plagued by sin, inconsistencies, and the struggle to regress back to our old ways. So lest we be like the dog who returns to his vomit, may we consider this Biblical narrative and learn what not to do in such circumstances.

Exodus 32

You know the people, that they are set on evil. (v22b)

Some brief background: The Israelites have been:

-Delivered from Egypt (Ch12)
-Passed safely and dryly through

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Joshua

You can find the details on the Precentor Blog.

jaybird0827

The Following Comes From An Appendix To “The Regulative Principle Of Worship: Sixty Years In Reformed Literature. Part Two (2000-2007),” In The Confessional Presbyterian 3 (2007) 211-215; 303. A PDF of the original text is appended.


To many it is perhaps surprising that so much ink is spent on disputing what the Westminster Assembly meant at...

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I am pleased to announce that volume 3 of the English translation of Matthew Poole's Synopsis Criticorum (this edition includes his English Annotations as well) is available for purchase in hardcopy or electronic download at the Matthew Poole Project. It is the largest volume to date, and it completes his commentary on Genesis (this volume covers Genesis 23-50).

Also available separately at the same site is Steven Dilday's essay on The Eschatology of George Gillespie: An Introductory...

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The following is from the first part of the translation for In Translatiòne in the 2007 issue of The Confessional Presbyterian journal; the translation will be completed, DV, for the 2007 issue.


John Brown of Wamphray
Singing of Psalms, Hymns and Spiritual Songs
in the Public Worship of God
From De Causa Dei contra Antisabbatarios

The extract translated is from Joanne Broun, De Causa Dei Contra AntiSabbatarios Tractatus (Roterodami: Apud Henricum...

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