1. Genesis through Esther.
2. Job through Malachi.
3. Matthew through Revelation.
Do these three groups teach the same things in different ways?
Do these three groups teach different things?
Does one group have veto-power over the other two?
Does Group 2 support Group 1?
Does Group 2 prophecy Group 3?
I'm leaning toward the concept that Groups 1 and 3 are reformative -- and that Group 2 is normative. Once again -- I'm taking a closer look at the following:
1. Job through Malachi (KJV).
2. Prophets and Kings (Ellen White).
3. Solomon: Pharaoh of Egypt (Ralph Ellis).
4. Daniel (Desmond Ford).
5. Christ's Object Lessons (Ellen White).
6. 1928 Book of Common Prayer (and Liturgy).
7. Sacred Classical Music.
Compare the following:
1. Deuteronomy.
2. Psalms.
3. Proverbs.
4. Ecclesiastes.
5. Isaiah.
6. Matthew.
7. John.
8. Romans.
9. Galatians.
10. Hebrews.
11. Revelation.
What are the "Commandments of God"?? The "Ten Commandments"?? "Every Word That Proceeds Out of the Mouth of God"?? The Torah?? Deuteronomy?? The Teachings of Jesus?? The Pauline-Epistles?? The New Testament Rules?? Which Commandments Apply Only to the Jews?? Which Commandments Apply Only to the Gentiles?? Which Commandments Apply to Everyone?? If We Are Saved by the Human Sacrifice of Jesus Christ -- Do We Need to Keep the Commandments?? Jesus Seems to Link Salvation to Behavior. Paul Seems to Link Salvation to Faith in Christ Alone. Does Joshua Through Revelation Repeat and Reinforce Major Portions of the Torah?? It Seems As If One Can Make the Bible Say Whatever They Want It to Say. Is There a List of Rules Based Upon Job Through Malachi?? What Understandings Might Emerge If One Read Job Through Malachi Straight-Through Over and Over??
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