Exactly Halfway Between Exegesis And Practical Theology

This Much Is Certain, That We Have No Theological Right To Set Any Sort Of Limits To The Loving-kindness Of God Which Has Appeared In Jesus Christ. Our Theological Duty Is To See And Understand It As Being Still Greater Than We Had Seen Before.

If I Have A System It Is Limited To A Recognition Of What Kierkegaard Called 'the Infinite Qualitative Distinction' Between Time And Eternity

Exegesis, Exegesis, And Yet More Exegesis!

Jews Have God's Promise And If We Christians Have It, Too, Then It Is Only As Those Chosen With Them, As Guests In Their House, That We Are New Wood Grafted Onto Their Tree.

Man Can Certainly Keep On Lying... But He Cannot Make Truth Falsehood. He Can Certainly Rebel... But He Can Accomplish Nothing Which Abolishes The Choice Of God.