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292 General Index<br />
Pascal’s Wager, 168–69, 176; argument<br />
of, 169; the wager considered as<br />
complex and challenging, 171–72;<br />
the wager considered as simple and<br />
misleading, 169–71<br />
Paul, 12, 14, 32, 40, 63, 71–72, 90,<br />
143, 191, 205, 208, 261n2, 285;<br />
advice of to the Jews of Rome,<br />
236; on apologetics, 277–78; as an<br />
apostle by the command pf God,<br />
122–24; apostolic <strong>authority</strong> of, 59–<br />
60; on beholding the glory of God,<br />
255; on being blinded to the glory<br />
of Christ, 189–90; commission of,<br />
146; on the divine inspiration of his<br />
own words, 75; on the divine inspiration<br />
of the Old Testament, 73–75;<br />
on the glory of God, 206; on God’s<br />
merciful work, 223; on the gospel<br />
as the “word of Christ,” 198; on<br />
the knowledge of God, 226; life<br />
of as a compelling creation of the<br />
Word of God, 273–75; at Mars<br />
Hill, 221–22; mission of, 16; prayer<br />
of for the Ephesians, 177; pursuing<br />
Paul’s way of arguing, 275–77;<br />
on the responsibility of believing,<br />
197; on those claiming revelations<br />
from God, 100; on the truth of<br />
the gospel, 129–30; vigilance of<br />
over his own words, 72–73; as a<br />
writer inspired by the Holy Spirit,<br />
60–61; on the writings of the Old<br />
Testament as theopneustos (Greek:<br />
“breathed out by God”), 74<br />
Pensées (Pascal), 168, 171<br />
Peter, 61, 63, 70, 100, 139, 160–64,<br />
245, 271; belief of that words<br />
matter, 71–72; his account of the<br />
transfiguration, 246–48; on the<br />
Holy Spirit and Scripture, 101<br />
Pharisees, 102, 105–6, 237<br />
Philo, 45<br />
Piper, John, 21, 35–36, 167–68,<br />
201–2; calling of to the pastorate,<br />
30–32; on the eldership of one mind<br />
and the whole counsel of God,<br />
33–35; formal education of, 25; at<br />
graduate school, 80; at the Grand<br />
Canyon, 27–28; home life of as a<br />
youth, 24–25; as pastor of Bethlehem<br />
Baptist Church, 32–33; as a<br />
teacher at Bethel College, 29–30;<br />
view of the Bible and the view<br />
through the Bible, 25–28, 33<br />
Pitt, Brad, 215<br />
Plummer, Alfred, 122<br />
Pollock, John, 175, 181<br />
praise, 213, 214, 217, 229; and belief,<br />
243–244; of men, 244, 249, 256,<br />
259<br />
prophecy, 74–75, 93; cessation of,<br />
44–45; fulfillment of, 229; gifts of,<br />
60; the glorious nature of fulfilled<br />
prophecy, 230–33; golden thread<br />
of, 236–37; testimony of, 235n3;<br />
the work of the Holy Spirit in securing<br />
prophētikon logon (Greek: the<br />
“prophetic word”), 75<br />
prophets, 47–48, 52, 55, 93–94; false<br />
prophets, 15; Jesus as the ideal<br />
prophet, 93<br />
Prowse, Michael, 215<br />
Reece, Erik, 215<br />
renewal, by the Word and the Spirit,<br />
256–58; newness of our lives<br />
brought about by the Word and the<br />
hand of the Spirit, 258–59<br />
repentance, 146<br />
resurrection, 107–9<br />
Roman History (Livy), 82<br />
Satan, 117, 140, 157, 207; as the “god<br />
of this world,” 146; liberation from<br />
Satan’s blindness, 145–46; tempting<br />
of Jesus by, 104–6<br />
scholarship, dependence on, 272<br />
Septuagint, 44, 45, 47, 48<br />
Sermon on the Mount, 53, 54<br />
Student’s Guide to Textual Criticism of<br />
the Bible (Wegner), 83<br />
Synod of Hippo, 65