Does Temptation Ever Have Good In It? A Response to Daniel Doriani, Professor of Biblical & Systematic Theology, & Former Interim Teaching Pastor at Briarwood Presbyterian Church, PCA, Birmingham, AL

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All Truth Is God's Truth

Dr. Jared Moore

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All truth is from the Father, through the Son, and by the Spirit. Therefore, the pursuit of truth must be by the Spirit, through the Son, to the Father. In God's creation, all truth belongs to Him.

Christianity

Religion & Spirituality

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Does Temptation Ever Have Good In It? A Response to Daniel Doriani, Professor of Biblical & Systematic Theology, & Former Interim Teaching Pastor at Briarwood Presbyterian Church, PCA, Birmingham, AL

All Truth Is God's Truth

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Does Temptation Ever Have Good In It? A Response to Daniel Doriani, Professor of Biblical & Systematic Theology, & Former Interim Teaching Pastor at Briarwood Presbyterian Church, PCA, Birmingham, AL

If you'd like to read a written version of this in article form, you can find it here: https://centerforbaptistleadership.org/no-temptation-never-has-an-element-of-good-a-response-to-dan-doriani/.If you'd like to read Dan Doriani's sermon that I quoted, you can find it here, https://briarwood.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/50800-Jan-14-24-am.pdf.Finally, here is the source for the quotes I read from Dan Doriani's Commentary on Matthew: Daniel M. Doriani, Matthew, vol. 1 in Reformed Expository Commentary Series (Phillipsburg, NJ: P & R, 2008), 70-73.