From a human perspective, because of who Jesus is and what He has done, anyone in the entire world can take of the Bread of Life and eat freely. They can take a seat at the table and be satisfied for eternity.
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If education were to be purely neutral, each element of the educational process would have to be neutral. If even one aspect is shown not to be neutral, then the entire process is biased to some degree.
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As the Chief Cornerstone and Master Craftsman, Christ alone has the authority to determine the Church’s shape, purpose, and function, ensuring that it will stand firm as the pillar and foundation of God’s truth (Eph 2:20; 1 Tim 3:15).
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Cataloguing the nineteen men who reigned next, the Chronicler traced the downfall of Judah not only to point out the tragic cause of exile, but more importantly, to bolster his point to the returnees that they were serving a God who does not forget His people.
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Don’t confuse morality or maturity with conversion. Godly parents are to labor as evangelists in the home, presenting the multifaceted aspects of the Gospel to their children frequently (cf. Psa. 78:4, Eph. 6:4, 2 Tim. 3:14-15).
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Rather, as people who have been shown grace in the midst of our rebellion, we are called to extend grace toward others. We have a responsibility to engage people with the truth of the gospel in a loving and compassionate way.
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The purpose, intentionality, and origin for elders is these men of spiritual integrity and maturity, who fear God, and have been appointed to come alongside Moses, to carry the burden of shepherding the people of God, together.
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So, do you want to teach your kids basic theology? Do you want them to understand some of the foundational doctrines and practices of the faith? If so, you need to begin catechizing them.
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Published by Kress Biblical Resources, and based on the Old Testament teaching outlines that many have come to know and love, the purpose of this book (like the first in the series) is to equip Christians to study and teach verse by verse through the Old Testament—the Wisdom literature of the Bible in particular, in this case.
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This isn’t a moralistic commentary bent on nothing but character studies and exemplary preaching from the Old Testament. Certainly, righteous thoughts, words, and behaviors, when and where exhibited by the Israelites, are identified and esteemed, but Eveson ultimately wants the reader to look to Christ.
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