Sanctus

http://biblicalhorizons.files.wordpress.com/2009/05/jordan_sanctus.pdf
 
Let’s see if this works. This should be a link to the Sanctus I put together for use at the Biblical Horizons Conferences. Some churches have been using it also. So, let’s see if this works.

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Gold, Silver, & Precious Stones

[This essay was originally published in 1988. Given the situation that our new national socialists are getting the world into, I thought it might be useful to reprint it here. - JBJordan]
The Bible has quite a bit to say about gold, silver, and precious stones, and the Bible always assumes that these are items of [...]

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The Pastoral Function

I wrote this elsewhere and was encouraged to put it here. It is a comment on what a pastor is. Today, this is not very well understood, and God’s people suffer because of it.
There are four professions: medicine, education, law, and religion. Each of these, when done at a professional level, is marked by the [...]

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Lectures on Worship

Lectures on worship by James B. Jordan, delivered at the first meeting of the Eastern European branches of the Confederation of Reformation Churches in Budapest, are now up on line. The lectures were delivered in English without translation. You can hear them, and also lectures by Rev. Jack Phelps, Presiding Minister of the CREC, at [...]

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The Virgin Tomb: The Womb of the New Birth

James Jordan recently pointed out in private conversation how appropriate it is, in John’s Gospel, that Nicodemus is present both to ask Jesus about being born again, and to see Jesus re-enter the womb of the mother.
Nicodemus rhetorically asks, “How can a man be born when he is old? Can he enter a second time [...]

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