In the world of numbers, an integer is a number that can be written without a fractional component. That is, an integer is a whole number. For example, the number 4 is an integer; the number 4¼ (4.25) is not. In fact, “integer” comes from
The question of assurance (of one’s salvation) is one of eternal import. It is also one that carries with it practical, temporal consequences. Assurance, or lack thereof, can lead to great joy or anxiety in the Christian’s life. Any pastor will tell you that one
The conclusion of the book of Leviticus is apropos because, like so much of the book, it is enigmatic. Once again we find ourselves scratching our heads and wondering, what is this all about? You can be encouraged that the majority of commentators likewise confess that, when
One of the recurring laments of our society is that of an absence of integrity; particularly in one’s refusal to keep promises. This malady is prevalent in every sphere of life. For example, consider the marketplace: Businessmen lament having to hire an army of lawyers
