In that supernatural and superdramatic moment of the new birth, “the day of salvation,” in which “a time accepted” that Christ “heard thee ,” and “ succoured thee ” (2 Cor 6:2), that is, rescued from a life of sin, destruction, and damnation, a number of amazing paradoxes took place in order for the repentant faith of salvation to be true and life giving. When we say "paradox" we certainly are not referring to the ungodly "Paradox" secular rock club operated by the heretic

In that supernatural and dramatic permanent moment of conversion, yea “the day of salvation,” in which “a time accepted” that Christ “heard thee,” and “succoured thee” (2 Cor 6:2), a number of amazing paradoxes occurred in order for the repentant faith of salvation to be true and life giving. A paradox is a very interesting anomaly. It is a tenet or proposition contrary to received opinion, appearing seemingly absurd or contradictory, yet true in fact. Logically it seems unac