Integrity of God

Integrity of God God’s integrity is based on His righteousness and His justice. God’s integrity is defined by His attributes which form His holiness. God’s righteousness is the principle of his integrity while His justice is the function of His integrity. Divine integrity is, therefore, infinite, perfect, eternal, unchangeable, and incomprehensible apart from God revealing Himself to humanity through Bible…

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Inspiration

Inspiration Inspiration means God-breathed. God-breathed means the Holy Spirit supernaturally directed the human writers of Scripture so that without wavering their individual intelligence, literary style, personal feelings, or any other human factor, they wrote God’s complete and coherent message to humanity with perfect accuracy in the original languages of Scripture, the very words bearing the absolute authority of divine authorship….

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Inordinate Desire

Inordinate Desire Inordinate desire is the lust to exalt oneself above others, without regard for them or God, and self-promotion, even if harm to others is necessary. This is a manifestation of the infestation of arrogance in humanity’s nature. Inordinate desire originated with Lucifer who became Satan at his fall in eternity past (Ezekiel 28:12-15). Inordinate desire becomes narcissistic, enamored…

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Imputation

Imputation There are various types of imputation from God. The imputation of sin imputed to all men; the imputation of righteousness imputed to all believers at salvation. Imputation is an action of God involving condemnation or blessing. Therefore, imputation is the function of God’s justice, which is a characteristic of God’s essence. (Reference our study on Divine Essence, and Romans…

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Impeccability of Christ

Impeccability of Christ The impeccability of Christ refers to the doctrine that Christ did not sin during the incarnation. He remained free from all three categories of sin in the human race: inherent sin (He had no sin nature); imputed sin; and personal sin (2 Corinthians 5:21; Hebrews 4:15). The impeccability of Christ relates to the Hypostatic Union. See term…

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Idolatry

Idolatry Idolatry is the worship of anything or anyone besides God. Giving anyone or anything a higher priority in one’s life—putting God second to self is a form of idolatry (Reference Exodus 20:2-5; 22:20; Deuteronomy 4:15-19; 5:7-9). Idolatry of any kind is forbidden for the believer. What are your idols?

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R.I.C.E.A. Method Of Teaching

R.I.C.E.A. Method Of Teaching R.I.C.E.A.  Research and Development — tireless devotion and diligence to prayerful in depth research of the Word of God, comparing Scripture with Scripture, utilizing a regimented approach without bias. ISOGOGICS — the science of language; the examination of the Greek and Hebrew Testaments as they transliterate to English; the original signature; the  objective of the inspired…

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Hypostatic Union

Hypostatic Union Hypostatic is from the Greek en, meaning “in,” and hypostasis, meaning “substance.” The incarnate Christ has two natures (undiminished deity and true humanity), inseparably united without loss of separate identity in one person forever. Hypostatic union is the theological term for the incarnate person of Christ. It refers to the union of God and man. Christ, the God-man,…

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Hope

Hope Hope is confident assurance in God’s promises—such as eternal life and the cross-work of Christ on our behalf (as our substitute). Hope is satisfied and made comfortable by metabolized doctrine and its application in life. The Word is designed for us to process it and utilize it. What’s the point of studying God’s Word if you’re not going to…

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