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• Knox, D. B. (David Broughton) (1916-1994)

• 1990-04-18

• original cassette number : s0331

• Knox examines what theology is and why it is important to study. He explains what the eternal gospel is. Knox compares the doctrine of creation in the bible with ancient creation myths, to show how different it is that God created by speaking. Knox shows that humanity believes in God as part of making sense of the world, but do not want to submit to him, resulting in the creation of idols. Knox challenges the audience about whether they include God as creator as part of both our prayers and witnessing, as this results in the awe and fear of God. Knox compares this to Paul's sermon in Acts. Knox shows that God is the giver and sustainer of all life, but that we find this hard to comprehend. He stresses that nothing is impossible with God, and that he is only limited by his own goodness. He then highlights this from a selection of passages.

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• Moore Theological College

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• https://archives.moore.edu.au/documents/detail/225535 

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