Evening Prayer
For
Psalm 21, Prof. Calvin is emphasizing the corporate nature of divine worship,
the deliverances of the minor earthly king, David, but is prototypical and a
shadow of the Eternal David.
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on the dating of Exodus: Prof. R. K. Harrison begins the discussion of the 15th
century date for the Exodus. He refers to 1 Kings 6.1.
For
Genesis 5-6.8: Prof. Keil gives the history from Adam to Noah.
For Judges
2.6-3.6, Prof. Keil comments further on the syncretistic religion.
For
Isaiah 8.9-15, Prof. Henry gives further encouragements to the remnant, the
believers, those fearing God. Don’t fear these worry-warts in Jerusalem who
have no trust in God.
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on Mark: Dr. R. P. Martin ices out again on the “Son of God.” It’s a discussion
that’s on ice in the freezer. The man needs to warm to the subject.
For
Mathew 6.1-8, Prof. Jamieson read the text.
For
Romans 4.1ff., Prof. Hodge moves on discussion justification apart from doings,
works, or dispositions—or justification by sanctification.
For
Revelation 19.11-21, Prof. Henry is finished. The glorious Redeemer rides on His
white horse with His followers. It’s over for Babylon and all rejoice.
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