Middle knowledge is mostly an implication of the scriptural truths of God’s providential governance of the world and man’s choices. But there are some passages that do directly teach that God knows what we would…
Deuteronomy 28.52-57
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Kevin Jackson, The Story of the Early Church
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William Burt Pope on the Relation of the Attributes of God to the Divine Essence
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Does Foreknowledge in Romans 8:29-30 Support Calvinism?
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Donald Smith, “On Zimmerman’s ‘The Providential Usefulness of “Simple Foreknowledge”'”
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Video: Part 2 of Assessing the Theological Framework of William L. Hess’ Book, “Crushing the Great Serpent”
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- Kevin Jackson, The Story of the Early Church
- William Burt Pope on the Relation of the Attributes of God to the Divine Essence
- Does Foreknowledge in Romans 8:29-30 Support Calvinism?
- Donald Smith, “On Zimmerman’s ‘The Providential Usefulness of “Simple Foreknowledge”'”
- Video: Part 2 of Assessing the Theological Framework of William L. Hess’ Book, “Crushing the Great Serpent”
