Who's at work so late?!
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FYI, no I'm not on Twitter, but I'm glad you found my blog.
Hey Rosie, that was me. I wanted to reference you in my Tweet: http://twitter.com/DanPritchett/status/36364634860556288
Gosh...I wish someone would google ME at ANYTIME of the day..... [:'(]
Gosh...I wish someone would google ME at ANYTIME of the day.....
There, I did it.
You share a name with a Chicago attorney, there are 7 people with your name on LinkedIn, and 13 people with your name in the United States according to WhitePages.com. But I also found a blog called Go Share Your Faith, which I presume is yours. It's the first hit on Google for your name, which is quite something! Congrats!
But I also found a blog called Go Share Your Faith, which I presume is yours. It's the first hit on Google for your name, which is quite something! Congrats!
Thanks Rosie. It may not have been your intention but I am sure glad to have discovered Robert web page. There are so many things I like there, I must say very refreshing.
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There's just one thing that intrigues me: Aren't there more things due to God than only glory? [^o)] Shouldn't it be "soli Deo gloria" instead of "sola Deo gloria"?
There's just one thing that intrigues me: Aren't there more things due to God than only glory? Shouldn't it be "soli Deo gloria" instead of "sola Deo gloria"?
I don't know much Latin at all, but I think the emphasis is on God in that statement, i.e., to God alone be glory. That is, glory is not due to anyone else but God. It does not mean that only glory is due him.
Thanks Rosie. It may not have been your intention but I am sure glad to have discovered Robert web page. There are so many things I like there, I must say very refreshing. There's just one thing that intrigues me: Aren't there more things due to God than only glory? Shouldn't it be "soli Deo gloria" instead of "sola Deo gloria"?
Just looked it up to be sure .... You are correct!
"Soli Deo gloria is Latin for "Glory to God alone."Solus is one of a small number of Latin adjectives in -us, -a, -um that decline like pronouns and form their genitive singular in -ius and dative in -i, instead of the usual genitive -i, -ae, -i and dative -o, -ae, -o. Thus the correct form to agree with dative Deo is soli, not sola."
Thank you for the Latin lesson, Milford!
the Latin Term signifies God Alone deserves/receives all glory. It doesn't make sense if you take the other four away so it is
Salvation is by grace alone through faith alone on account of Christ alone as revealed in Scripture alone to the Glory of God alone.
1.Sola gratia; 2.Sola fide; 3.Solo Christo; 4.Sola scriptura; 5.Soli Deo gloria!!!
Edit: Milford, thank you for looking up the Latin grammar rules!
Actually, it looks like your Latin is very good! And your Reformation History also! *smile*
