Social Status and Meals in the 1st Century
In this video, we discuss social status and meals and how these two are related. We also look at some passages in Luke 14 that
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Within its modern use, Pronomian has come to mean Christians that believe the law of God is not only good, but is one of God’s ways of sanctifying believers. Because of this belief, those who hold to pronomian theology are often termed “torah observant” and celebrate things like the Sabbath, Biblical Festivals, and the biblical dietary laws.
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Pronomian is rooted in Christian theology and our mission is to help believers study and understand the covenants and law of God.
The word “pronomian” (meaning “pro-law”) was coined by biblical scholar Greg Bahnsen in the introduction to his book By This Standard as an antithesis to the heretical belief that a Christian is free to sin at will through freedom in Christ. Those who claimed this were deemed “antinomian” or anti-law by Martin Luther.
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A pronomian commentary on the book of Colossians and Philemon.
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In this video, we discuss social status and meals and how these two are related. We also look at some passages in Luke 14 that
defenition “Pronomian” (meaning pro law in Greek) is a theological position that affirms the validity of God’s law to some degree within the life of
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