Category Archives: One and But One

One and But One, Part 22

Romans 7:1-4 is not on the marriage question, it speaks about a law, but it is the law of the husband. Last week we considered the results of improper exegesis concerning this text this week we will explore the position … Continue reading

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One and But One, Part 21

Now that we have found out the definition of “ONE,” that is does not mean two or three, we can feel secure in the fact that Christ was not having one of His apostles mis-state the truth when the Holy … Continue reading

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One and But One Part 20

There are two words in the Greek translated “one,” the words are hen and heis. Both are significant.  I will use Strong’s numerical numbers for these words to make it clearer for all of us.   Heis (1520) means numerically one … Continue reading

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