How the Bible Defines: Election: Clearing the Muddied Waters of Calvinism

How the Bible Defines: Election

It is not uncommon to find the word election defined in a Bible dictionary as “chosen by God for salvation” or something similar. Many dictionaries and lexicons include an alternate definition: “choice, select, best in its class.” A close look at the New Testament will reveal a number of passages where this word occurs without a clear indication of the intended definition. In these passages, how are we to determine which was the intended meaning?

The Greek Old Testament is an often-overlooked resource that provides rich scriptural contexts from which to derive the meaning of key biblical words. You are cordially invited to embark on an exploration of Old Testament stories and passages that contain “election.” Along the way, you will see what the inspired writers meant when they used the word in certain stories, such as that of Korah’s rebellion and of the remnant in Isaiah’s prophecy. By the end, you just might find that one of the above definitions has no basis within the pages of scripture.

"1129741067"
How the Bible Defines: Election: Clearing the Muddied Waters of Calvinism

How the Bible Defines: Election

It is not uncommon to find the word election defined in a Bible dictionary as “chosen by God for salvation” or something similar. Many dictionaries and lexicons include an alternate definition: “choice, select, best in its class.” A close look at the New Testament will reveal a number of passages where this word occurs without a clear indication of the intended definition. In these passages, how are we to determine which was the intended meaning?

The Greek Old Testament is an often-overlooked resource that provides rich scriptural contexts from which to derive the meaning of key biblical words. You are cordially invited to embark on an exploration of Old Testament stories and passages that contain “election.” Along the way, you will see what the inspired writers meant when they used the word in certain stories, such as that of Korah’s rebellion and of the remnant in Isaiah’s prophecy. By the end, you just might find that one of the above definitions has no basis within the pages of scripture.

2.99 In Stock
How the Bible Defines: Election: Clearing the Muddied Waters of Calvinism

How the Bible Defines: Election: Clearing the Muddied Waters of Calvinism

by Caleb Bulow
How the Bible Defines: Election: Clearing the Muddied Waters of Calvinism

How the Bible Defines: Election: Clearing the Muddied Waters of Calvinism

by Caleb Bulow

eBook

$2.99  $3.99 Save 25% Current price is $2.99, Original price is $3.99. You Save 25%.

Available on Compatible NOOK devices, the free NOOK App and in My Digital Library.
WANT A NOOK?  Explore Now

Related collections and offers


Overview

How the Bible Defines: Election

It is not uncommon to find the word election defined in a Bible dictionary as “chosen by God for salvation” or something similar. Many dictionaries and lexicons include an alternate definition: “choice, select, best in its class.” A close look at the New Testament will reveal a number of passages where this word occurs without a clear indication of the intended definition. In these passages, how are we to determine which was the intended meaning?

The Greek Old Testament is an often-overlooked resource that provides rich scriptural contexts from which to derive the meaning of key biblical words. You are cordially invited to embark on an exploration of Old Testament stories and passages that contain “election.” Along the way, you will see what the inspired writers meant when they used the word in certain stories, such as that of Korah’s rebellion and of the remnant in Isaiah’s prophecy. By the end, you just might find that one of the above definitions has no basis within the pages of scripture.


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781973639855
Publisher: WestBow Press
Publication date: 10/11/2018
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 172
File size: 286 KB

About the Author

Caleb Bulow grew up in northern Minnesota, and now works as a mechanical engineer in Minot, North Dakota. He was raised by Christian parents, and while in college he came to a clear understanding of the full and complete forgiveness in the Lord Jesus. From there, the Lord has called him to the ministry of edification and encouragement of the people of God. The Lord has given him the ability of taking complex biblical concepts and making them simple to understand, and has given him opportunities to use this ability as a Bible teacher at summer camps for girls and leading Bible studies within his home.

From the B&N Reads Blog

Customer Reviews