March 1997

Question: in [a recent] Q&A column about II Thessalonians 2:1-3. You say “obviously Paul had taught the Thessalonians that the Rapture came first,” that is, before “the Day of Christ.” It is not at all obvious....

March 1, 1997

Question: I wondered about your explanation in the Q&A column about II Thessalonians 2:1-3. You say “obviously Paul had taught the Thessalonians that the Rapture came first,” that is, before “the Day of Christ.” It is not at all obvious....What is obvious is that the Rapture of verse 1 is...Read more

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Question: Mr. Hunt appears to think that anyone who does not share his premillenial eschatology is a borderline heretic. I am beginning to be annoyed by this arrogance.

March 1, 1997

Question: Please take me off your mailing list. I suspect that a good friend of mine (— ——) put me on the mailing list. I have studied prophecy for over 20 years, exposing myself to a multitude of counselors, as Scripture encourages, and have found the preterist view to be...Read more

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Question: Mr. Hunt, [were] you trying to say [in your Jan '97 article] that 45 percent of those Louisiana SBC delegates are on their way to hell, and [that] belief in the doctrine of inerrancy is a precondition for salvation...?

March 1, 1997

Question: As a conservative evangelical Christian and Southern Baptist pastor I was troubled that you wrote [Jan ’97] “And only 55 percent of the delegates at the Southern Baptist Convention of Louisiana in November voted that the Bible is inerrant! Why don’t the Christian activists show concern for this unbelief...Read more

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Question: In your February '97 article wasn’t there too much emphasis upon Catholicism’s support of evolution? What about Protestants and even evangelicals? Isn't theistic evolution popular in those circles as well?

March 1, 1997

Question: Your February article about evolution was informative. However, wasn’t there too much emphasis upon Catholicism ’s support of evolution? What about Protestants and even evangelicals? Shouldn’t you have pointed out that theistic evolution is quite popular in those circles as well? Response: Thank you for your reminder. I didn’t...Read more

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March 1, 1997

Lord, give me firmness without hardness, steadfastness without dogmatism, and love without weakness. — Jim Elliot A good many are kept out of the service of Christ, deprived of the luxury of working for God, because they are trying to do some great thing. Let us be willing to do...Read more

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God's Word: Our Guard and Guide

March 1, 1997

The fruitful man in Psalm 1 meditates upon God's Word "day and night," and not from a sense of duty but because it is his "delight." In his heart and on his mind continually, God's Word guards and guides him. How essential this is! Common sense and logic are helpful...Read more

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March 1997

Question: in [a recent] Q&A column about II Thessalonians 2:1-3. You say “obviously Paul had taught the Thessalonians that the Rapture came first,” that is, before “the Day of Christ.” It is not at all obvious....

Question: Mr. Hunt appears to think that anyone who does not share his premillenial eschatology is a borderline heretic. I am beginning to be annoyed by this arrogance.

Question: Mr. Hunt, [were] you trying to say [in your Jan '97 article] that 45 percent of those Louisiana SBC delegates are on their way to hell, and [that] belief in the doctrine of inerrancy is a precondition for salvation...?

Question: In your February '97 article wasn’t there too much emphasis upon Catholicism’s support of evolution? What about Protestants and even evangelicals? Isn't theistic evolution popular in those circles as well?

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March 1997

Question: in [a recent] Q&A column about II Thessalonians 2:1-3. You say “obviously Paul had taught the Thessalonians that the Rapture came first,” that is, before “the Day of Christ.” It is not at all obvious....

Question: Mr. Hunt appears to think that anyone who does not share his premillenial eschatology is a borderline heretic. I am beginning to be annoyed by this arrogance.

Question: Mr. Hunt, [were] you trying to say [in your Jan '97 article] that 45 percent of those Louisiana SBC delegates are on their way to hell, and [that] belief in the doctrine of inerrancy is a precondition for salvation...?

Question: In your February '97 article wasn’t there too much emphasis upon Catholicism’s support of evolution? What about Protestants and even evangelicals? Isn't theistic evolution popular in those circles as well?

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God's Word: Our Guard and Guide

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