You know,

You know,

Thank you. The President Well, Grings, welcome to the dividing line.

We're doing a Zoom call program today.

But before we get to those calls, there's something I wanted to do really quickly.

I will try to be brief, but I think it fits with our last program, and it's directly relevant to the topics we've been addressing recently.

Yesterday, I addressed Dustin Ash and stuff that he had, the five verses.

Remember that type of thing?

This is a former Presbyterian mother God, apologetics, whatever that is.

Someone had basically pointed out to him,

what you're saying doesn't make any sense.

You seem to think this is exegesis, but it's not exegesis,

and they're right about that.

And quoted from Hebrews chapter 10 verse 14.

And so I'm going to try to be brief here as much as possible,

but just a reminder, because this is central.

Everybody dealing with Roman Catholicism,

any really kind of, really almost any synergistic system.

This is a place where your doctrine of atonement directly impacts your understanding of what the

atonement actually does and how it fits into the gospel.

And non-reformed Protestants really struggle here to be consistent.

One of the beauties of reform theology is there is a consistency.

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