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Tag Archives: law
WOORDE WAT DIE HART VERRUIM
“Tsavah” is ‘n Hebreeuse woord wat ongeveer 500 keer in die Tanak gebruik word en wat in meeste Bybels met “beveel” of “command” vertaal word. Alhoewel dit nie verkeerd is om hierdie woord só te vertaal nie, behoort ons elke keer as ons hierdie woord in die Skrif teëkom, liewer aan die bevele van ‘n … Continue reading
Die wet en die Ou Testament
IT, Worcester Ek het so ‘ bietjie gekyk na wat jy verkondig en wil graag so ‘n paar vrae vra. 1.Waarom is Die Bybel in twee dele verdeel OT en NT ? 2.Hoekom kom julle net sekere OT (Moses) wette na ? In dien God nie die wet afgeskaf het nie, soos jy beweer waarom … Continue reading
Onder die wet, of nie?
SE, Adres onbekend Ek is besig met ‘n artikel TEEN die artikel wat op die webblad van Bethelministries verskyn het waarin die skrywer die “heresy of the demonic Messianic Jew movement” probeer weerlê. Sy eerste punt is: The apostle Paul, a Jew said, “I MYSELF AM NOT UNDER THE LAW” (1 Cor. 9:20). Ek stuur … Continue reading
Wet en Wedergeboorte
CC, Plettenbergbaai 1) Wat is die “wet van sonde en dood” waarna Shaul verwys in Rom 8:2. Volgens wat ek altyd verstaan het, verwys dit na die sg. “wet van Moses”, maar nou het ek ‘n goeie idee dat dit verkeerd is. Eenvoudig gestel, glo ek dit beteken dat as jy sondig (die wet oortree) … Continue reading
A DIFFERENT SET OF LAWS
Laws are not always in the format: “You must do A”, or “You must not do B”. Sometimes they look like this: “If A happens, B will always follow” or “If A is true, B will also be true”. An example of this second kind of laws are the laws of nature, like “If a … Continue reading
