Lordship Salvation Exegetical In this commentary

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negative fashion almost to the point of branding those who have gone through divorce as committing the unpardonable sin

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Lordship Salvation Exegetical In this commentaryFor the past few decades, a doctrine has arisen which states that in order for a person to be saved, certain works must be present in their lives. At best, this doctrine is a throwback to the Gospel of the Kingdom which was preached to Israel at the time of Christ. At its worst, the Lordship doctrine is a reversion to salvation by works. In this book, Joel W. Finck clearly distinguishes between the gospel of the kingdom for Israel and the gospel of