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This first volume of R. T. Kendall’s Understanding Theology has been re-printed every year since it was first published in 1996. The content and the format of the book are its strengths, making it searching, clear, profound, and fair minded. Rather than avoid a contentious issue, Kendall explains both sides of an argument—showing its history and logical development. This format enables you to see...

E. By revelation we mean two things (in this order): 1. God unveiling himself. 2. God showing things about himself (truths concerning him). F. This subject can be divided into two parts: non-redemptive revelation of God and redemptive revelation of God. 1. NON-REDEMPTIVE REVELATION A. General revelation: to all people generally. 1. All people have some knowledge, learning or awareness of God. (a) That there is a God: ‘since what may be known about God is plain to them’ (Romans 1:19). (b) That
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