I- Introduction The relationship between hypostatic union, mystical union, and salvation can be understood as an organic theological articulation, where each of these realities plays a distinct but inseparable role in the economy of salvation. The hypostatic union, by which the divine and human nature are united in the person of Christ, constitutes the ontological […]
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I- Introduction The word “providence” does not exist in the Hebrew Bible (Old Testament) or in the New Testament. John Piper, in his book “The Providence of God”, offers a definition of the word “Providence” by explaining that (here is the excerpt) [the term “providence” is constructed from the Latin provideo, itselfmade up of two
I- Introduction Divine Sovereignty and Human Freedom At first glance, the absolute sovereignty of God seems to contradict the idea of human freedom. Yet Arthur Pink affirms that human beings remain responsible for their choices, even though their will itself is under divine sovereignty. These two truths coexist within God’s plan. Acts 4:27–28 illustrates this
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