Things that Differ: The Fundamentals of Dispensationalism
Book by Cornelius R. Stam
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Originally published: 1951
Author: Cornelius R. Stam
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Things That Differ, the Fundamentals of Dispensationalism, is a paperback 290-page book, written by Pastor Cornelius R. Stam.
uttered things which had been "kept secret from the foundation of the world". (Matt. 13:35); truths which neither the prophets. 71 nor Moses had even known.
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Cornelius Stam presents a very clear stance why rightly dividing the Word of Truth, is clearly the only way to truly understand the Bible.
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Honor God by honoring His Word. ... Cornelius Stam presents a very clear stance why rightly dividing the Word of Truth, is clearly the only way to truly ...
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Things That Differ, the Fundamentals of Dispensationalism, is a 290-page book, written by Pastor Cornelius R. Stam. Those who struggle with rightly dividing ...
Mar 11, 2016 · In short, for Stam, the dispensation of grace did not fall from heaven all at once. There was a time of transition. Stam does believe, however, ...
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Book by Stam, Cornelius R. 292 pages, Hardcover. First published July 1, 1951.
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Stam admits that “man has always been saved essentially by the grace of God through faith” (p. 21). In the same context he goes on to say that “while works ...