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A Biblical Theology of the Doctrines of Sovereign Grace: Exegetical Considerations of Key Anthropological, Hamartiological, and Soteriological Terms and Motifs is unavailable, but you can change that!

In A Biblical Theology of the Doctrines of Sovereign Grace, author and linguist George J. Zemek presents readers a thorough and biblical view of the doctrines of man, sin, and salvation—as well as other important terms and tenets of faith—in light of biblical anthropology, hamartiology, and soteriology. Zemek analyzes various topics in their original Hebrew and Greek, giving readers a...

So “heart,” לֵב (lēb) in the Old Testament and καρδία (kardia) in the New Testament, statistically and ethically are the most prominent terms for man’s mission-control center. 160 Although לֵב (lēb) in the Old Testament is the multi-functional, work-horse term,161 and although καρδία (kardia) is still used in the New Testament to emphasize man’s thinking and planning functions, other Greek terms are also employed more restrictively to specify many of these particularized functions.
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