The Cripplegate
for a new generation of non-conformists
In his Institutes of the Christian Religion, the French reformer and pastor John Calvin wrote that there are three “uses of the law” for today. Calvin wasn’t the first to articulate the enduring value …
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In two previous posts, we showed why Christians should pray imprecatory prayers (after the manner of the "vengeance psalms") and answered the chief objections to Christian imprecation. In this final …
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In a previous post, we surveyed the Scriptures to answer the question, "Should Christians pray the vengeance psalms?" The survey revealed that these prayers for judgment, which are also called …
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While German bombers raided southern England, the Church of England raided Psalm 58.1 In early July of 1917, the Lower House of the Canterbury Convocation passed liturgical reform to update the …
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Heman, Ethan, and Asaph were brothers, at least in the Hebraic sense. They all came from the same tribe – the tribe of Levi. They all knew King David and served during his monarchy. And they all …
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