Subject: The error addressed in 2 Peter |
Bible Note: Dear Pastor Beja, This morning I brought your question to Dr. Chrisope. He said that there certainly was an aspect of antinomianism in Peter's teaching. He pointed out that a denial of Christ's return (2 Peter 1:16), a denial of God's Sovereignty in the Word (v2:1), and a denial of Divine judgment (vv2:9-11), all lead to a conclusion of antinomianism. (I think he mentioned two things leading into it, rather than three. I may be mixing in my memory the class instruction from his comments this morning.) In Him, Doc |