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Spurgeon: Exegetical Ignoramus

The following is an excerpt of a sermon on Romans 9:22. Let me now quote from Charles Spurgeon’s sermon entitled … Continue reading Spurgeon: Exegetical Ignoramus

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Spurgeon: Simpleton of the highest order

A sermon excerpt: Spurgeon does such a great job in putting forth the position of conditional reprobation, I’ll just give … Continue reading Spurgeon: Simpleton of the highest order

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