The lenses we use to do theology. ~ TXAB: The Christ Almighty Blog

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14 April 2016

The lenses we use to do theology.

We don’t just use the bible to develop our theology. Don’t kind yourself.

Verses cited:
Matthew 23.8, 10.
John 1.18.
John 14.9.
John 14.26.

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