2013 – Has Cessationism Ceased? OR Do the Sign Gifts Continue?

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Below are the papers for the Council on Dispensational Hermeneutics 2013 listed by author’s name in the order they are listed on the schedule.

Council Materials

Gardoski, “The Definition of a Spiritual Gift with Special Reference to Sign Gifts“

Christian, “Does the Gift of Apostleship Continue?“

Stallard, “The Signs of an Apostle in 2 Corinthians 12:12 – How Apostleship Possibly Affects Cessationism“

Baker, “Progessive Dispensationalism & Cessationism: Why They are Incompatible“

Decker, “A History of Interpretation of ‘That Which is Perfect’ (1 Cor. 13:10) With Special Attention to the Origin of the ‘Canon View’“

Dean, “Three Arguments for the Cessation of Tongues“

Arp, “Is the Cessation of Tongues Related to the Coming of That Which is Perfect?“

Soto, “The Nature and Duration of the Gifts of the Spirit“

Chapels

Johnson, “Cessation of Sign Gifts“

Gunn, “New Calvinism and Cessationism“

Workshops

Cone, “Dispensationalism’s Feet of Iron Mixed with Clay: How we arrived at an ‘Open-But-Cautious’ View on Non-Cessationism“

Decker, “Mark and Miracle – what does Mark 16:17 Tell Us about Cessationism“

Bozung, “Does Paul Teach a (Normative) Private Prayer Language of the Spirit“

Williamson, “Signs and Wonders in the Old Testament“

Gromacki, “The Foundational Gifts of Apostle And Prophet in Ephesians“

 

Keywords: #Holy Spirit, #Gifts, #Apostles, #Tongues, #Tongue-speaking, #Prophecy

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