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“We are saved by faith, over faith, under faith, through faith, and to faith. And it is just this kind of ambiguity that has led some scholars, over and over and over again, to wonder about my commitment to sola fide.”

The Auburn Avenue Chronicles Vol. 2, p. 955

“But if the covenant of grace is synonymous with election, then covenant breaking is impossible. But if that is the case, whose bodies are scattered across the wilderness?”

The Auburn Avenue Chronicles Vol. 2, p. 948

“I am not in the covenant of grace because my name is on a list. Rather, my name is on a list because I have been united with Christ.”

The Auburn Avenue Chronicles Vol. 2, p. 947

“Those who say that faith is not possible for an infant are left with two choices—either all infants who die in infancy are damned, or sola fide is not true and elect infants are saved another way.”

The Auburn Avenue Chronicles Vol. 2, p. 943

“Paul calls the cup of the Lord’s Supper the cup of blessing. He does so even though a number of the Corinthians were sick or dead because of how they came to it. Uzza was struck down because he got a little too close to the mercy seat. God saved the people from Egypt, but then proceeded to fertilize the wilderness with a good many of them.”.

The Auburn Avenue Chronicles Vol. 2, p. 937

“It is a paradigm shift, or a system shift. But not from the pristine WCF to something else, but rather as an attempt to read the WCF as though the democratization of American Christianity had never happened.”.

The Auburn Avenue Chronicles Vol. 2, p. 936

“I certainly don’t want to be harsh with the men who talk with us because of the men who won’t! But I have been wading through a lake of this crap for so long I am thinking about buying a boat.”

The Auburn Avenue Chronicles Vol. 2, p. 933

“The tares were not wheat that turned to tares halfway through the process.”

The Auburn Avenue Chronicles Vol. 2, p. 916