The Sign of the Apostle: The Divine Intent and Cessation of Miraculous Workings
Deep Dive into The Sign of the Apostle: The Divine Intent and Cessation of Miraculous WorkingsBoth sources provide a Reformed, cessationist exposition of 1 Corinthians 12:10, arguing that the "working of miracles" was a temporary, apostolic sign-gift. These spectacular miracles were not intended as permanent fixtures for the church in every age but were sovereignly given to authenticate the apostles and their New Covenant message during the foundational era of the early church, prior to the completion of the New Testament canon.Addressing the historical context, the authors explain that the…
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