As you can see, I have not published a lot from the first days of this blog. I found that Manton’s reading and writing an article 600 words took about 4 hours. I soon became clear that I could not spend half a working day in this effort, as it might be. I was devoting all my energy to the first part of the foundations of Christian life, that is, life from Father 1.

Today I am writing my notes from the John Arosmith exhibition in John 1: 1-18. He is entitled to, “Crostopos, God made man.” I encountered a very simple discussion about what indicates repetition in the Bible. In short, Arrowsmith writes:

1. In repeat prayer works to express enthusiasm and seriousness. Matthew 26:44

2. In the prophecies, a repetition works to note certainty of them. Genesis 41:22

3. In threats, repetition indicates non -competition, and perhaps surprisingly. Ezekiel 21:27

4. Psalm 47: 6

5. In the facts, it serves the frequency of showing the necessity of believing and knowing them. John 3: 3, 5, 17

John Arosmith, a teacher of theology, was very appreciated. He had a master’s degree at St. John College, Cambridge University, and then, a Master at Trinity College, Cambridge. He was also a professor of deity Regeyus at the university. These men were widespread scholars. On one page, he puts such important notes and then moves.

Enjoy! Licoren warning!