The super-apostles were full of boasting about wrong things, and their manner toward others was abusive. But boasting is folly, and even when indulging this folly for instructional purposes, the true apostle boasted in being brought low. By following the theology of the cross, rather than the theology of glory, his character was being shaped exactly opposite the false apostles' abusiveness. He considered spiritual weakness and stumblings of others to be his greatest trials.
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Pastor Hakim's family on his father's side was converted from nominal Coptic Orthodoxy to Reformed Presbyterianism, early in the 20th century. He is a third generation Presbyterian elder who grew up in Michigan but emigrated to the South to attend seminary at RTS-Jackson. After...