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Jess Lykins
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“The one name of God, which is inclusive of his entire revelation both in nature and grace, is divisible for us in a great many names. Only in that way, do we obtain a full view of the riches of his revelation in the profound meaning of his name.”
— May 30, 2026 12:23PM
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Jess Lykins
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“…within a traniform, organic universe, the physical and metaphysical can come together. This has happened in the Incarnation of the Word and can also be seen in the inscripturation of the word.”
— Jun 15, 2026 11:06AM
Jess Lykins
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“Indeed, if God’s thoughts truly come together in an organic fashion, one can neither think these thoughts nor trace their unity without probing this organic motif.”
— May 18, 2026 10:42AM
Jess Lykins
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“That was a striking characteristic. In that duality is found Bavinck’s significance. That duality is also a reflection of the tension -at times the crisis- in Bavinck’s life. In many respects it is a simple matter to be a preacher in the Secession Church, and, in a certain sense, it is also not that difficult to be a modern person. But in no way is it a simple matter to be the one as well as the other.”
— May 16, 2026 06:40AM
