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Rev. Herman Hoeksema, translated by Prof. H.C. Hoeksema

1987-11-01
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this effect! The apostle continues: "And to the Greeks foolishness. It To the unbelieving Greeks who seek after wisdom Christ having been crucified is foolishness, sheer folJy, silliness. They in alJ their wisdom are offended at Christ crucified and reject Him as foolishness. In verse 24 we have the contrast, the positive effect of the preaching of Christ having been crucified. But, in distinction from the Jews who ask for signs and the Greeks who seek after wisdom and to whom Christ is the...

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