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In 1988, John MacArthur published a book that took issue with the gospel most of evangelicalism was preaching—that people could believe in Jesus without submitting to Him as Lord. Phil Johnson, who edited the book, recalls the lordship salvation issue, and the discussion, controversy, and praise The Gospel According to Jesus continues to generate.
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In 1988, John MacArthur published a book that took issue with the gospel most of evangelicalism was preaching—that people could believe in Jesus without submitting to Him as Lord. Phil Johnson, who edited the book, recalls the lordship salvation issue, and the discussion, controversy, and praise The Gospel According to Jesus continues to generate.
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