DavidT
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The "strong meat" in God's Word involves deeper matters beyond the topic of The Gospel. It involves the "mysteries of the kingdom of heaven" which Jesus said was given to His Apostles per Matthew 13, but to the multitudes it was not given, meaning it is not understanding revealed on the surface. The parable of the tares of the field in Matthew 13 is one such example. It is a matter that goes all the way back to the Book of Genesis, that is, for those who understand the parable.
The seminaries teach ministers to stay away from controversial subjects in God's Word. Even though God's Word reveals mysteries hard to be understood for many, like Peter said in 2 Peter 3 concerning some of Paul's writings, it's those things that actually get into the "strong meat" of The Word, and represent the fermenting wine which Jesus said you don't put in old wine skins lest they break.
The seminaries teach ministers to stay away from controversial subjects in God's Word. Even though God's Word reveals mysteries hard to be understood for many, like Peter said in 2 Peter 3 concerning some of Paul's writings, it's those things that actually get into the "strong meat" of The Word, and represent the fermenting wine which Jesus said you don't put in old wine skins lest they break.
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