Each week I post a sampling from my corner of the Twittersphere, @NWBingham.
Apple to build an almost all glass store in France. I like their style! nwb.me/9m531
— Nathan W. Bingham (@NWBingham) January 17, 2012
Charles Spurgeon warns not to mix the law w/ the gospel nwb.me/39ggb
— Nathan W. Bingham (@NWBingham) January 17, 2012
Legalism lacks the supreme sense of worship. It obeys but it does not adore. — Geerhardus Vos /via @justification7
— Nathan W. Bingham (@NWBingham) January 18, 2012
Join the @ReformedForum “Book Club” nwb.me/0k6s6
— Nathan W. Bingham (@NWBingham) January 18, 2012
Tips on how to meditate on the Word of God from @JoeThorn nwb.me/7e611
— Nathan W. Bingham (@NWBingham) January 19, 2012
New DSLR users will love this manual photography cheat sheet nwb.me/du3b5
— Nathan W. Bingham (@NWBingham) January 20, 2012
Why a $15 eBook = a $75 paper book nwb.me/c4gxa #iBooks #Apple #textbooks
— Nathan W. Bingham (@NWBingham) January 20, 2012
Learn about One-to-One Bible reading here: nwb.me/8fdbm If you can, get to this seminar: nwb.me/ssl83
— Nathan W. Bingham (@NWBingham) January 20, 2012
The difference between a lecture and a sermon nwb.me/eseoz
— Nathan W. Bingham (@NWBingham) January 21, 2012
CGI on TV continues to amaze. See this before & after reel nwb.me/e52pk /via @stephenaltrogge
— Nathan W. Bingham (@NWBingham) January 21, 2012
In realtion to your excellent quote from Vos. I have posted an excerpt on legalism, at my Christ For Australia site. The excerpt is from Dr Robert L. Reymond’s book A New Systematic Theology of the Christian faith. Dr Reymond is a reformed theologian and his book has been warmly endorsed by such notable figures as Edmund P. Clowney, R. Kent Hughes, J.I. Packer, John M. Frame, and Roger Nicole.
I hope you will forgive me for such shameless plugging of my own stuff but I’m quite sure your readers will find Dr Reymond’s clear definition very helpful.
Thanks. Good quote from Reymond. I wouldn’t interpret Vos’ quote—or anything posted on this blog for that matter—as denying the third use of the law.
I haven’t drawn that inference from the excellent Vos quote or your blog posts generally.