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Language and Salvation

Douglas Kuiper·1997-11-15
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Having considered the effect of the fall on language, we must now examine the relationship between language and salvation. Two distinct aspects of this relationship must be noted: first, God uses language to save us, and second, we must use language to show Him our gratitude for that salvation. That God uses language has been demonstrated in an earlier article (Standard Bearer, August 1997). How does He use language for our salvation? He did so, first, in sending Christ, the Word of God (John...

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Author
Douglas Kuiper
Date

1997-11-15

Source
Standard Bearer
Scripture References
John
John 1:1John 1:14John 8:32
Exodus 34:6
Romans
Romans 10:14Romans 1:16
Revelation
Revelation 21:8Revelation 22:15
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