Reconcilation

Reconcilation The doctrine of reconciliation is stated as such in 2 Corinthians 5:18, Ephesians 2:16, and Colossians 1:20-21. It means we have “peace” with God through our Savior Jesus Christ. “Peace” and “reconciliation” are synonymous terms in Ephesians 2:14,15,17; 4:3; 6:15. The actual work of reconciliation was completed on the cross. We become reconciled the split second we believe in…

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Pseudo Spirituality

Pseudo Spirituality “Pseudo” means false or counterfeit, and refers to man’s system of rules and rituals and/or Satan’s system called “religion.” Religion is defined as Satan’s ace trump whereby man believes that man’s way to God is being good, earning his own salvation by his own merit—his own good deeds, being a good person, etc. All religions require man to…

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PPG/PPPG

PPG/PPPG Pre-designed Plan of God/Grace (Galatians 5:16; Ephesians 3:18). Pre-designed means God’s provision for every believer was preordained in eternity past. This “pre-ordination” is called the Doctrine of Divine Decrees. PPG is God’s plan for every believer and He provides everything the believer needs to fulfill His plan. God’s policy toward mankind comes through the cross and centers in Christ. PPPG (Personal…

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Pleroo – A Fullness

Pleroo – A Fullness Pronounced, “play-row-oh,” meaning to be full or to fill a deficiency. At salvation we are devoid of biblical doctrine. We need to be filled with God’s Word. The believer must be “full” (filled with the Holy Spirit). When the believer is full of the Spirit, he is fully influenced by the Holy Spirit and Bible doctrine….

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Omnipotence of God

Omnipotence of God Omni means “all” and potent means “power.” Omnipotence is a Latin term and refers to God’s power. God is all-capable—there is nothing He cannot do. It is the attribute of total ability without limitation. God is all-powerful. Omnipotence is a Theological term used to describe the infinite and eternal power of the Trinity.

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Neshamah

Neshamah Hebrew word for “breath of life” (soul life) from God, which imparts the human soul to the mediately-formed body at physical birth (Genesis 2:7). God gives to every living creature the breath of life. Nothing lives or breathes without God’s creative breath (Acts 17:25-28). All life owes God its living.

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Negative Volition (Choice)

Negative Volition (Choice) “Mataiotes” (met-eye-oh-tays) is a Greek word translated “vanity” in Ephesians 4:17. This is a vacuum created in the soul by negative volition against God or Bible doctrine. Negative volition is also rejecting the authority of the Bible as God’s Word; rejecting Christ and His cross for Salvation; rejecting the authority of the local church and/or your pastor….

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Mystery Doctrine

Mystery Doctrine The current Church Age (a period of time from Pentecost to the Rapture) was not revealed in the Old Testament, but is now clearly delineated in the New Testament (Reference Ephesians 3:1-11; Colossians 1:24-29; 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18). We, today, live with the things that those people in the Bible had no idea was coming (this is the “mystery”…

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Mosaic Law

Mosaic Law The Mosaic Law is the laws God gave Moses, which consist of three compartments or “Codices.” Codex I: Freedom code; Decalogue or Ten Commandments. The first four Commandments deal with man’s relationship to God; the remaining six deal with man’s relationship to man. Codex II: Spiritual code – a complete shadow presentation of the Savior – Jesus Christ…

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