Post by ResLight on Oct 13, 2013 20:19:48 GMT -5
Christian Questions Radio Discussion:
Does the Same God Rule in the Old and New Testament? (Part I)
Does the Same God Rule in the Old and New Testament? (Part II)
From Christian Questions Description:
Part 1:
God's role and approach in the Old Testament
Theme Scripture: Isaiah 45:7; 1 John 4:8
Ours is a world of great contradiction. Some say the ends justify the means and others say that the means are an end in themselves. Some say equal treatment is giving everyone the same while others say that equal treatment is giving each what they need. Some say that there is a higher judge of morality, while others say that morality can only be determined by those whom it affects. Some say that God is a God of dual personality – the Old Testament God of anger and the New Testament God of love, while others say (and by others we mean us) that God is one and His purpose is one. Stay with us as we seek to demonstrate WHY God is the same glorious God in both the Old and New Testaments!
Part 2:
God's role and approach in the Old Testament
Theme Scripture: Isaiah 45:7; 1 John 4:8
A few weeks ago, we began an important discussion regarding God and His treatment of humanity in the Old and New Testaments. There are many who say that the warlike and nationalistic activities of the God of the Old Testament cannot possibly be the same as the God of mercy love and salvation of the New Testament. So, how do we explain the obvious shift in focus? Stay with us!
At the time of this posting, the audio portion for Part 2 is not yet available; it should be available soon!
Does the Same God Rule in the Old and New Testament? (Part I)
Does the Same God Rule in the Old and New Testament? (Part II)
From Christian Questions Description:
Part 1:
God's role and approach in the Old Testament
Theme Scripture: Isaiah 45:7; 1 John 4:8
Ours is a world of great contradiction. Some say the ends justify the means and others say that the means are an end in themselves. Some say equal treatment is giving everyone the same while others say that equal treatment is giving each what they need. Some say that there is a higher judge of morality, while others say that morality can only be determined by those whom it affects. Some say that God is a God of dual personality – the Old Testament God of anger and the New Testament God of love, while others say (and by others we mean us) that God is one and His purpose is one. Stay with us as we seek to demonstrate WHY God is the same glorious God in both the Old and New Testaments!
Part 2:
God's role and approach in the Old Testament
Theme Scripture: Isaiah 45:7; 1 John 4:8
A few weeks ago, we began an important discussion regarding God and His treatment of humanity in the Old and New Testaments. There are many who say that the warlike and nationalistic activities of the God of the Old Testament cannot possibly be the same as the God of mercy love and salvation of the New Testament. So, how do we explain the obvious shift in focus? Stay with us!
At the time of this posting, the audio portion for Part 2 is not yet available; it should be available soon!
