Held off on continuing our Radio Free Geneva examination of Bob Coy’s sermon against Calvinism. Instead, we addressed a couple of e-mail questions, then took the time to listen to some comments from Abdullah Kunde on the issue of the transmission of the text of the New Testament. Then took come calls, including one on Romans 5, and one from Alfred on the hypostatic union.
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