Reconciliation of Some APPARENT Inconsistencies of The Cross
The feast calendar puts Atonement years past the cross. The cross says otherwise. Both are true — and the contradiction dissolves the moment you stop reading it as one straight line.
The feast calendar puts Atonement years past the cross. The cross says otherwise. Both are true — and the contradiction dissolves the moment you stop reading it as one straight line.
The feast calendar places Atonement long after the cross. The cross is full of it anyway. Both appear true — how do we hold both?
A sermon from the fall of 2000 on the personal side of the last three feasts — access to God’s throne now, the pilgrim’s journey out of Egypt, and why Scripture can call death a beginning.