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• Chapple, Allan

• 1991-01-13

• Moore Theological College

• Chapple has a close examination of Colossians 2:6-7. He looks at other passages with similar themes, and highlights that we are recognising Jesus as Lord, that this is right to acknowledge with his sovereignty and power, and obey. Chapple explains that to teach about grace is to point to the cross. Discussion of the word pictures walking, rooted, built up, being established/confirmed, overflowing. Chapple speaks against mysticism, and stresses the need to have both the word and the Lord together. Our identity is formed by who Jesus is and what he has done, and responding to him. Cassette label reads: "519107 Alan Chapple Colossians 2:6-7 The King and the Cross "Jesus and the Gospel" focus tapes AFES National Conference 1991"

• English

• focus tapes

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