Boldness
Article originally published in the October 1,2000 issue of the Standard Bearer, written by Rev. Dale Kuiper. __________________ In the Old Testament the word “boldness” is found but a few times. The root meaning is a place of refuge; then to take refuge; then to be confident, sure, without care. In the New Testament the word comes from two smaller words having the meaning of “all” and “to flow, to run like water.” Together this compound word has the meaning to be outspoken, frank, even...
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