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“Where were Christians before Freud? Up a tree? Were the bereft of all crucial knowledge about man's relationship to God and his neighbor? Was the church's counseling a hopeless, primitive, stone-age activity that should have disappeared with flint knives? Were Christians shut up to sinful, harmful living before the advent of psychotherapy? Did God withhold truth for living until our present age?”

Book:Theology of Christian Counseling, A

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Theology of Christian Counseling, A

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Jay E. Adams

Jay E. Adams, born on January 30, 1929, is a renowned Christian author. His works primarily focus on Christian psychology and psychiatry, having a profound impact on the development of contemporary Christian counseling. more

“John does not say 'the sins'... But he says, 'the sin of the world,' as if the whole mass of human transgression was bound together, in one black and awful bundle, and laid upon the unshrinking shoulders of this better Atlas who can bear it all, and bear it all away. Your sin, and mine, and every man's, they were all laid upon Jesus Christ.”

Bible Gospel Commentary

Book:Expositions Of Holy Scripture St. John Chapters I To Xiv

Source: Expositions Of Holy Scripture St. John Chapters I To Xiv

“One shot is all you get. I don’t repeat lessons or reheat love.”

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“God’s Word, wielded by the Holy Spirit, has the power to sort us out spiritually, to surprise and confront us, growing us in relationship with our Lord Christ. Thus, reading the Bible ought to at once be as encouraging as a mother’s gentle touch and, at moments, as unsettling and disturbing as a violent storm.”

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Book:Biblical Greek Exegesis

Source: Biblical Greek Exegesis

“I would suggest that true literacy—the kind that matters—brings about clearer thinking and informed action. Thus, true biblical literacy involves an interaction with the Bible that changes the way one thinks and acts, and that kind of interaction takes time.”