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.@ConceptualJames joins the show to expose the rise of the “woke right,” @TuckerCarlson's platforming of @NickJFuentes , and the anti-Semitic narratives infiltrating conservatism. A critical conversation about the spiritual and political battle underway. 📷 TIMESTAMPS (0:00)

🔥 Does baptism save you—or is it the sign of salvation already received? Acts 22:16 is often used to defend baptismal regeneration, but the Greek grammar says otherwise. 🧠 “Wash away your sins by calling on His name.” ➡️ Watch the full analysis: See link below #Acts2216

Eugene Peterson's Message Bible. Giving us Hermetic Gnosticism in the Lord's Prayer: as above, so below. Our Father in heaven, Reveal who you are. Set the world right; Do what’s best— as above, so below. Keep us alive with three square meals. Keep us forgiven with you and

Acts 22:16 is often used to defend baptismal regeneration, but the Greek grammar says otherwise. 🧠 “Wash away your sins by calling on His name.” ➡️ Watch the full analysis. #Acts2216 #BaptismDebate #ChurchOfChrist #FaithAlone #GreekExegesis #BibleStudy #Apologetics

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🔥 Does baptism save you—or is it the sign of salvation already received? Acts 22:16 is often used to defend baptismal regeneration, but the Greek grammar says otherwise. 🧠 “Wash away your sins by calling on His name.” ➡️ Watch the full analysis: See link below #Acts2216

.@jrwhitehead would do well to disclose his connection to @NewFounding via @William_E_Wolfe’s @BaptistLeaders (through @AmReformer). Jon is on @BaptistLeaders’ Advisor Board. He is defending his own organization’s leaders and financial backers. (Ineptly.)

Eugene Peterson's Message Bible. Giving us Hermetic Gnosticism in the Lord's Prayer: as above, so below. Our Father in heaven, Reveal who you are. Set the world right; Do what’s best— as above, so below. Keep us alive with three square meals. Keep us forgiven with you and

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MacArthur put it this way: “The meaning of Scripture is the Scripture.” Interpretation isn’t creative writing—it’s an act of submission to truth. Hold the line. 🕊️ #Hermeneutics #BibleStudy #MacArthur #Sproul #Kaiser #Theology #Exegesis #HistoricalGrammatical

🔟We don’t need a new hermeneutic. We need to return to the old one—rooted in verbal inspiration, authorial intent, and the conviction that God has spoken clearly.

9️⃣Once you abandon that, truth becomes fluid. Doctrine drifts. The text loses authority. And theology becomes autobiography.

8️⃣The historical-grammatical method says: 📖 The text is inspired. 📜 The text is objective. 🧠 The meaning is fixed. 👂 The interpreter is a servant, not a re-creator.

7️⃣Genre critics treat Scripture as “literature,” not revelation. The result? Meaning shifts from God’s voice to the reader’s response.

6️⃣Walter Kaiser called us back to authorial intent. He insisted that each text has one meaning—the meaning the author intended under the Spirit’s inspiration. Application flows from that meaning, but never replaces it.

5️⃣Robert Thomas (TMS) saw this coming. He argued that genre criticism was a Trojan horse sneaking higher-critical methods into evangelicalism. Instead of exegesis, we got speculation about “narrative artistry.”

4️⃣R.C. Sproul said it best: “The Bible is not a wax nose.” You can’t twist it to fit modern theories. God’s Word has one meaning, not many impressions.

3️⃣John MacArthur warned: when interpretation becomes literary instead of historical, Scripture turns into a storybook—subjective, flexible, and stripped of divine authority.

2️⃣Then came literary analysis and genre criticism. They claimed to “enrich” interpretation... but in practice, they replaced authorial intent with reader experience.