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You can't truly accelerate the SDLC without a dependable continuous testing process. Evolving from automated to continuous testing requires on-demand access to a complete, realistic test environment. Yet, such access can be extremely difficult to achieve with today's increasingly complex and interdependent applications. Consider these recent research findings from voke:
On average, organizations require access to 33 systems for dev/test, but have unrestricted access to only 18
Only 4% of participants report immediate, on-demand access to dev/test lab environments
The majority of participants wait days or weeks to gain access to lab environments
These constraints frequently slow or stop the progress of development (44%) and testing (68%)
Attempting to increase test environment access by building out staged test environments with conventional infrastructure can be extraordinarily expensive. One way to cost-effectively eliminate these constraints is to combine service virtualization with cloud-based virtual dev/test labs to deliver complete, production-like simulated test environments:
All the systems that your organization can logistically image in the cloud are copied into an elastic cloud-based dev/test lab.
Those beyond the team's scope or control (e.g., third-party applications, SAP, mainframes, not-yet-implemented services, etc.) are simulated into the environment via service virtualization.
Dev/Test Cloud and Service Virtualization: Parts of a Complete Breakfast
Jason English of Skytap (Parasoft's business partner) recently wrote a great piece explaining how service virtualization not only complements dev/test clouds, but is often better than the real thing. Here's an excerpt from the complete Development and Test Cloud with Service Virtualization: Parts of a Complete Breakfast article:
"Take any system that you need to have ready for testing, but is not readily available. It could be a heavy mainframe that is too bulky to image as a VM, or a third party service you don't have the access permission to copy. It would be much easier if you could realistically simulate just the behavior and data you need to run tests with those components.
Enter Service Virtualization (or SV), which gives us a lightweight way to eliminate these constraints by replacing them with Virtual Services. This new technology is rapidly becoming a standard practice in large enterprises, with several major vendors offering solutions in the space. SV is proven to "cut the wires" of dependencies in dev/test environments.
That's great for traditional on-premise environments, but it is especially useful in cloud dev/test scenarios, where speed is of the essence. Cloud infrastructure has come a long way in the last few years as well – offering increased capacity and performance at decreasing cost. But there will always be some components that just don't make sense to port directly to cloud.
In many cases, you don't need, or even want the real thing in your dev/test cloud. Production systems may respond and perform unpredictably. If you are developing an application that will talk to production systems, you will likely need to suss out all the boundary conditions in your battery of tests. For instance, what if the mainframe responds in 30 seconds instead of 3 seconds, or .3 seconds? What if my partner's service returns my form request with an unknown error, or a bunch of SQL hack statements?
It takes too much work and coordination to try and make every other team's system respond exactly as you want. But you can easily make a virtual service do what you want. Better to focus on the aspects of development testing, integration and performance testing that are in the scope of your requirements, and automate the rest."
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Robert M. Weiss, MD, FACS, FAAP
Donald Guthrie Professor of Urology; Director, Pediatric Urology
Research Interests
Urinary Bladder Neoplasms; Pharmacology; Urology; Signal Transduction
Research Organizations
Cancer Center: Signal Transduction
Research Summary
We are involved in using nano-particle delivery systems to diagnose and treat diseases of the urinary system with special emphasis on benign and malignant diseases of the bladder. These studies, which are presently focused on diagnosing and treating bladder and prostate cancer utilizing nano-particles loaded with specifically targeted siRNAs are directed by Darryl T. Martin, PhD. In addition we are studying the pharmacology and physiology on ureteral-vesical smooth muscle.
Specialized Terms: muscle pharmacology; Signal transduction; Bladder cancer; Drug delivery
Extensive Research Description
The Proof of Concept that we are testing is that intravesical instillation of small interference RNA (siRNA) packaged in biodegradable nanospheres provides wide opportunities for the treatment of urologic diseases including transitional cell carcinoma of the bladder (TCC), interstitial cystitis (IC), overactive bladder, and detrusor hyperreflexia.
Because of their robust, gene selective silencing of target protein expression, siRNA oligonucleotides are an attractive therapeutic option with high selectivity and specificity and minimal toxicity to neighboring cells. siRNAs, however, have a relatively short half-life and thus we are addressing the stabilization and intravesical delivery of siRNAs. To achieve this goal, we plan to create and test clinically viable, non-viral nanosphere siRNA complexes that are intravesically
instilled for treatment of diseases of the urinary tract.
We plan to develop and test a number of nanoparticle controlled release systems containing targeting proteins that will stabilize and deliver siRNAs and drugs and initially test these on bladder cancers
Using nanospheres that contain siRNAs to survivin in combination with chemotherapeutic agents to affect growth and spread of bladder cancer in in vitro and in vivo animal models
Use of nanoparticles for localization and treatment of prostatic carcinoma in a in vivo animal model.
Selected Publications
- Martin DT*, Steinbach J, Liu JC, Shimizu S, Kaimakliotis H, Wheeler MA, Hittelman AB, Saltzman WM, and Weiss RM. Surface-modified nanoparticles enhance transurothelial penetration and delivery of survivin siRNA in treating bladder cancer. Mol Cancer Ther. 2014 Jan;13(1):71-81.
- Martin, D.T., Hoimes, C.J., Kaimakliotis, H.Z., Cheng, C.J., Zhang, K., Liu, J., Wheeler, M.A., Kelly, W.K., Tew, G.N., Saltzman, W.M., Weiss, R.M. Nanoparticles for urothelium penetration and delivery of the histone deacetylase inhibitor belinostat for treatment of bladder cancer. Nanomedicine: Nanotechnology, Biology, and Medicine. Nanomedicine. 2013 Nov;9(8):1124-34
- Weiss, R,M., Guo, S., Shan, A., Shi, H., Rnomano, R-A., Sinha, S., Cantley, L.G., and Guo, J-K.: Brg1 determines urothelial cell fate during ureter development. J. Amer. Soc. Nephrology 24: 618-626, 2013.
- Verma A. Degrado J. Hittelman AB. Wheeler MA. Kaimakliotis HZ. Weiss RM. Effect of mitomycin C on concentrations of vascular endothelial growth factor and its receptors in bladder cancer cells and in bladders of rats intravesically instilled with mitomycin C. BJU International. 107(7):1154-61, 2011.
- Ikeda K, Wada Y, Sanematsu H, Foster HE Jr, Shin D, Weiss RM and Latifpour J. Regulatory effect of experimental diabetes on the expression of endothelin receptor subtypes and their gene transcripts in the rat adrenal gland. J Endocrin 168:163-175, 2001.
- Wada Y, Latifpour J, Sanematsu H, Wang-J, Saito M, Nishi K and Weiss RM. Age-related changes in contractile responses of rabbit lower urinary tract to endothelin. J Urol 164:806-813, 2000.
- Takizawa BT, Uchio EM, Cohen JJ, Wheeler MA and Weiss RM. Down-regulation of survivin is associated with reductions in TNF receptors mRNA and protein and alterations in nuclear factor kappa B signaling in urothelial cancer cells. Cancer Invest. 25;678-684, 2007
- Smith SD, Wheeler MA, Plescia J, Colberg JW, Weiss RM and Altieri DC. Urine detection of survivin and diagnosis of bladder cancer. JAMA 285:324-328, 2001.
- Salz W. Eisenberg D. Plescia J. Garlick DS. Weiss RM. Wu XR. Sun TT. Altieri DC. A survivin gene signature predicts aggressive tumor behavior. Cancer Res. 65:3531-3534, 2005.


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Stick with the framers' intent
So I wasn't exactly sure what I was going to write or how I was going to phrase it, but after contemplating it for some time I realized I shouldn't have to "sell" the idea of gun ownership, I just need to speak plainly and with as much passion as I could muster within a few paragraphs and this is what I came up with.
Guns have become a major part of Americana and intrinsic to American culture. It is no surprise to most Americans that one can possess and even carry a firearm; what most people want is for all Americans to be safe/sane and though it is a reasonably request, it is something that nature has not quite made right with regards to human nature.
Now I know the tragic Sandy Hook murders were no small event but we as a people must come together: Democrat, Republican, Independent, Conservative, Liberal and Libertarian, to stand up for our rights. We as a people should not make emotional reactions based on fear and read more carefully the Constitution and other documents like the federalist papers to get a more accurate picture of what our framers thought of gun control and it was abundantly clear where they stood on the issue.
Now you may be wondering "what exactly is he referring to?" What I'm referring to is the New York secure ammunition and firearms act, which was passed behind closed doors. Media and public were not allowed to enter and there was not a three-day constitutional grace period for New York citizens to call, write to or petition their government. Surely all people from any and all political ideologies can expect government transparency to the people since we are the ones they serve and not the other way around.
New York was already in the top tier of the most restrictive gun laws and yet crimes relating to guns were higher than other states that have a much easier time of getting firearms than new Yorkers.
Take New Hampshire for instance, they're a "shall issue" state, which means they give anybody who is a citizen a concealed carry license to those who have a few character witnesses and a clean record. Now what's even more incredible is that citizens in New Hampshire need no permit at all to openly carry a firearm, no assault rifle bans of any kind, no serious knife laws and recognize many other states CCL (concealed carry license) and yet they are considered one of the safest states in the union and by far the safest on the East Coast.
I want to end this piece on a few notes; first though I am clearly a supporter of gun rights I am more than willing to accept ways to minimize gun violence and my suggestions as far as schools go is to allow the teachers to have firearms to protect our children. As far as general gun safety is concerned I suggest more people in New York become CCL owners so they may protect themselves and not allow politicians to make knee-jerk reactions concerning our rights.
I also want to point out that Sandy Hook is a terrible tragedy and that I in no way downplay the seriousness of this event, but I also want to make it clear that it is also my opinion that you can never legislate evil away. I leave you with the words of states men and the framers of our constitution
"On every question of construction (of the Constitution) let us carry ourselves back to the time when the Constitution was adopted, recollect the spirit manifested in the debates, and instead of trying what meaning may be squeezed out of the text, or invented against it, conform to the probable one in which it was passed." (Thomas Jefferson, letter to William Johnson, June 12, 1823, The Complete Jefferson, p. 322)
"The Constitution shall never be construed … to prevent the people of the United States who are peaceable citizens from keeping their own arms" (Samuel Adams, Debates and Proceedings in the Convention of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, 86-87)
"Congress has no power to disarm the militia. Their swords, and every other terrible implement of the soldier, are the birthright of an American … The unlimited power of the sword is not in the hands of either the federal or state government, but, where I trust in God it will ever remain, in the hands of the people" (Tench Coxe, Pennsylvania Gazette, Feb. 20, 1788).
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The Natural. This simple phrase eloquently captures the essence of Charlie Wilson. That essence is currently commanding center stage with the sparkling ballad "My Love Is All I Have"...
The Natural. This simple phrase eloquently captures the essence of Charlie Wilson.
That essence is currently commanding center stage with the sparkling ballad "My Love Is All I Have" which has already reached #1 on the Billboard Urban Adult Contemporary chart. No one slam-dunks a ballad like Wilson, the Grammy-nominated multi-talent behind the 15-week Billboard UAC chart-topper "You Are." And that truth remains undisputed with "My Love Is All I Have" from Wilson's fourth solo album Love, Charlie through P Music/RCA Records. The set — released on Jan. 29, Wilson's birthday, debuted #1 on the Billboard R&B chart and #4 on the Top 200.
His second single, "Turn Off The Lights" is now making its way to the top of the Urban AC chart and is destined to reach number one in the coming weeks.
2013 has been a phenomenal year for Charlie Wilson. He was honored with the 2013 BET Lifetime Achievement Award at the BET Awards. The musical tribute honoring Charlie will long be remembered as one of the finest tributes ever paid to a legend. It included India Arie, Stevie Wonder, Jamie Foxx, Snoop Lion, Pharrell and Justin Timberlake. Charlie joined Justin, Snoop and Pharrell for a medley of songs including "Signs," "Beautiful" and numerous hits from the GAP Band. It was truly "Oustanding."
Wilson proved yet again why he continues to have number one hits and perform to sold-out crowds both domestically and internationally. "I felt blessed and humbled when I had gotten word that I was receiving this award," stated Wilson. "That was only exceeded by the people who came out to share that very special moment with me. We had a great time and I will always treasure it."
With "My Love Is All I Have," Wilson once again brings to the forefront the elegant simplicity and amazing vocals that still have a strong foothold in today's pop, dance and hip-hop oriented world. "I poured my heart into Love, Charlie," says Wilson, who began working on the album last January. "With this album, I didn't want to be on the road and recording simultaneously. I wanted to take my time. The game plan was basic: each song needed to have single potential—or it didn't make the record."
Just Charlie. Uncle Charlie. Charlie, Last Name Wilson. Throughout his tenure with Jive (folded within RCA Records in 2012), Wilson has stayed true to who he is musically and creatively—while raising the bar each time. In the early 1990s, Wilson became a friend and regular collaborator with Snoop Dogg. Their relationship provided Wilson with access to many artists who idolized him as well as fresh, emerging talent who have inspired him to continue pushing the limits of his own material. Wilson has since
collaborated with a diverse array of artists including Kanye West, R. Kelly, Will.i.am, Jamie Foxx, T-Pain, Fantasia, Justin Timberlake and, most recently, 2Chainz on the 2012 Soul Train Awards.
"Working with these artists allows me to not be locked in a time capsule," says Wilson, "It opens the door for me to be a part of the contemporary music scene."
Initially signed to MCA and then Interscope as a solo artist, Wilson has come a long way from the highs of his The Gap Band heyday to the lows of his alcohol and drug addictions. The Tulsa, Oklahoma native formed the pivotal R&B funk trio with brothers Ronnie and Robert. Raised by a minister father and mother who served as the state's minister of music, the siblings hit the charts running in the late '70s and '80s with a string of hits. These included "Outstanding," "You Dropped a Bomb on Me," "Yearning For Your Love," "Early in the Morning," "I Don't Believe You Want to Get Up and Dance (Oops Up Side Your Head)," "Party Train," "Wednesday Lover" and "All of My Love." The group retired in 2010.
Working past his addictions, Wilson—sober now for 18 years—signed with Jive in 2004 after landing his first No. 1 Billboard Urban AC hit in 2000, "Without You." His gold-certified Jive debut, 2005's Charlie Last Name Wilson, yielded a top 15 R&B single via the title track. Uncle Charlie arrived in 2009, garnering the artist two Grammy nominations: Best R&B Album and Best Male R&B Vocal Performance for the hit single "There Goes My Baby." A year later, Wilson stepped back up to the plate with Just Charlie and his biggest hit to date, "You Are." After 13 consecutive weeks at No. 1, the song scored two Grammy nods for Best R&B Song and Best R&B Performance. Also in 2009, he was named Billboard's No. 1 Adult Artist and his single, "You Are" the No. 1 Adult R&B Song that same year. In addition to his six Grammy nominations Wilson is a recipient of the 2005 BMI Icon Award, the 2009 Soul Train Icon Award and was honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award by the Trumpet Foundation on a show which aired on TV One in March 2013 and in syndication throughout April, 2013.
"I started late in the game as a solo act," reflects Wilson. "I came out of the toilet to have a solo career that no one thought would ever happen. Now I'm on the other side of the finish line … and still have something to sing about. I'm blessed to be standing strong from back in the day."
Still burning rubber on stage as well, the energetic Wilson averages 75-100 shows a year between concert tours, festivals and private events. He also finds time to give back. Wilson remains committed to promoting awareness and educating the male community about prostate cancer. A survivor of a disease that afflicts one in six American men—and one in three African-American men—Wilson became a spokesperson for the Prostate Cancer Foundation in 2008. In April 2012 he announced his partnership with Janssen Biotech to launch the company's Making Awareness A Priority (M.A.P.) campaign. The program brings together leading voices in advocacy and health education through live events in select cities across the country (www.myprostatecancerroadmap.com).
With the release of Love, Charlie, Wilson says the concept behind the album can be summed up in one sentence: "The whole world needs inspiration." Better yet, the whole world needs Charlie Wilson.
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BEIJING (AP) China's Wei Yili and Zhang Yawen won the bronze medal in women's doubles in the Olympic badminton tournament on Friday, defeating Japan's Miyuki Maeda and Satoko Suetsuna.
After a closely contested first game, the third-seeded Zhang and Wei raced out to a 7-0 lead in the second game and never looked back on their way to a 21-17, 21-10 win over the unseeded Japanese.
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In the third installment of a 10-part series on reconciliation in The Catholic Spirit, newspaper of the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis, Father Michael Van Sloun gives a detailed explanation about the sacrament and the significance of including a priest in the cleansing process.
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Sounds good. This year's results aren't too awfully mysterious, I imagine.
Sounds good. This year's results aren't too awfully mysterious, I imagine.
"It is a simple matter to erect a Hall of Fame, but difficult to select the tenants." -- Ken Smith
"I am led to suspect that some of the electorate is very dumb." -- Henry P. Edwards
"You have a Hall of Fame to put people in, not keep people out." -- Brian Kenny
"There's no such thing as a perfect ballot." -- Jay Jaffe
Sounds good. Move forward. The only mystery here will be what order the big three are elected in and how close Grich and Simmons get this time around.
Those are three eventual, but not immediate additions to my ballot on the contributor side. Only Ron Guidry from the player's side will make my queue (Hough just misses and Richard's too much of a what could have been).
Hey, four great minds in one hour!
Sounds fine. Looking forward it wouldn't surprise me if Grich and Simmons have a short wait. Earl Weaver will make my contributor's ballot, hopefully not at the cost of anybody. Mr. Steinbrenner hadn't really cemented his legacy as of yet, other than its negative side.
I'm fine with it as well. Weaver will knock someone back but that's about all the changes I see.
Absent some strong objections, we'll start the 1995 election Saturday. This will probably be the only time I do this, though. It separates the Best of Baseball project from the complementary elections to the team HOF, which actually helps me out a bit. Staggering them will be to my advantage, I think. I will want to keep it that way, which is one reason I doubt I'll move up an election again (besides the fact I think this is the first time we finished so quickly). Another issue is that I've pretty well calibrated things so the 2011 election comes after the World Series this year. It can't be sooner than that, and I don't want a big lag before that election.
Seen on a bumper sticker: If only closed minds came with closed mouths.
Some minds are like concrete--thoroughly mixed up and permanently set.
A Lincoln: I don't think much of a man who is not wiser today than he was yesterday.
I've closed this election and, with 13 player ballots and 10 contributor ballots, here are the official results. We inducted Carlton Fisk, Nolan Ryan and Mike Schmidt among the players, and Buck O'Neill as the contributor. First the player results:
Now the contributors:Code:Player……………… votes pts Schmidt, Mike 13 156 Fisk, Carlton 13 134 Ryan, Nolan 13 132 Grich, Bobby 13 109 Simmons, Ted 13 80 Torre, Joe 9 45 Joss , Addie 6 34 Kelley , Joe 8 31 Roush , Edd 7 31 Wynn, Jimmy 7 31 Brown, Willard 7 29 Rixey , Eppa 4 22 Grimes , B 4 19 Keller , C 3 19 Brock, Lou 2 15 McVey , Cal 3 15 Berger , Wally 2 13 Beckley , Jake 2 12 Evans, Darrell 3 11 Sheckard , J 3 11 Cepeda, Perucho 3 8 Freehan, Bill 1 7 Richardson , H 1 7 Smith, Reggie 1 7 Reuschel, Rick 2 6 Aparicio, Luis 1 4 Bando, Sal 1 4 Lundy , Dick 1 4 Childs , Cupid 2 3 Gomez, Lefty 1 3 Howard, Frank 1 3 Cepeda, Orlando 1 2 Pike , Lip 1 2 Sewell , Joe 1 2 Fingers, Rollie 1 1 Matlock, Leroy 1 1 Rizzuto , Phil 1 1
Code:Contributor…… votes pts O'Neill, Buck 7 32 Caylor , O. P. 5 17 Rizzuto, Phil 5 17 Scully, Vin 5 11 Harris, Vic 5 10 Ferguson, Bob 4 9 Chandler, Happy 2 8 Evans, Billy 2 8 Elias, Al Munro 3 6 Williams, Dick 3 6 Abe, Iso 2 4 Jobe, Frank 1 4 Krichell, Paul 1 4 Smith, Red 1 4 Caray, Harry 1 3 Murnane, Tim 1 3 Martin, Billy 1 2 McCarthy, Tommy 1 2
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I'm trying to cover three draws by position. In backtested this hit two recent draws (110,540)from last week in NM.
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I entered the Sunday Florida p3 as: 487 and 999 as the other input. It hit todays 416. The hits are usually towards the top of the list.
Using last Saturday's draw in NM 540 and 999. it hit last night's draw 249.
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Conrad Mbewe was one of the keynote speakers at last year's Strange Fire conference. He delivered two powerful messages about the corruption in African charismatic churches (you can listen to his sermons here and here).
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Having seen the abuse for my self first hand, it is really tragic that anyone would see the presence of Word of Faith Charismania as a victory for Christ.
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It was just in the past year that I found out that the "word of faith/prosperity gospel" even existed in Africa. I heard a preacher mock the prosperity gospel saying it would only sell in the U.S., never in Africa. I agreed with him. Boy were we both wrong. The prosperity gospel appeals to the depraved heart. And depraved hearts exist every where. If you type "demon possession" in YouTube you will see countless videos of charismatic pastors using alleged demon possessed people as entertainment /shock value. This is what the charismatic celebrities are engaging in. This sort of deception in the name of Christ Jesus grieves our God very much.
I followed with interest the Strange Fire talks. I'm interacting with a number of Charismatics on the topic.
I am a cessationist of Reformed Baptist stripe and holding to the closed Apostolic/Prophetic canon and the full sufficiency of scripture. This means that there is no more gift of prophecy, gift of tongues or miraculous sign gifts/miracle-workers (although allowing that God can sovereignly perform miracles today if he chooses).
I have 2 questions.
On the standard, mainstream dispensationalist view, there is prophecy and the miraculous during the Tribulation, both the false (2 Thess 2) sent by God as a strong delusion and the genuine as in the 2 prophets in Rev 11.
1. How can this view of Dispensationalism be consistent with the closure of the prophetic canon and be consistent with the NT nature of prophecy (i.e. infallible, inerrant, etc.)? This would be one of the arguments that could be put forward by the Continuationist.
2. A common Continuationist argument is: "Does not the presence of counterfeit gifts imply that the genuine is also in existence?" So we have the more literal interpretation of the 2 prophets in Rev 11 (the difficult passage) being supported indirectly by the clear straightforward passage in 2 Thess 2. And the fact that there is the counterfeit (lots of it) today implies that there is actually (maybe rare) the genuine. Often quoted is 1 Cor 1:7 :" so that you are not lacking in any gift, as you wait for the revealing of our Lord Jesus Christ," together with 1 Cor 13 and "the perfect" referring to the 2nd coming event.
As a non-Dispensationalist, I know how the 2 prophets of Revelation 11 is variously interpreted as symbolic, but have not as yet been convinced that any of the alternatives to a more literal interpretation are correct.
Eager to hear the scholarly responses to the above, including answers to Question 1 above from a dispensationalist. Would it be possible for John MacArthur to respond to this?
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Excellent questions by Doug, and I too would be interested to hear a solid response, particularly to Doug's Question 1.
Hello Doug,
Thank you for your thoughtful questions.
Disclaimer: I won't claim my response is "scholarly," and I can't speak from the "standard, mainstream dispensationalist" view. But I will attempt to offer a biblical response. :)
1. This question rises out of a misunderstanding of Cessationism. It's like saying, "How can Jesus say anything infallible in the Millennial Kingdom (or if you prefer, the Eternal State) if prophecy has ceased?" Put simply, the two prophets in Revelation 11 can speak infallible, inerrant prophecy because that's what God causes them to do. Period. Their prophesying is not an expression of the charismatic gifts given to the early church any more than fire-breathing is a spiritual gift. Rather this a unique ministry at a unique time for which they are appointed.
2. No, the existence of a counterfeit does not imply the current existence of the genuine. Why? Because the counterfeit is simply mimicking the genuine from the past. Someone could make a modern counterfeit of Roman gold coins without them being in circulation. There simply is no necessary implication to draw from modern counterfeit prophecy—except, perhaps, that they are so void of the truth once for all delivered to the saints, they just have to make stuff up. If you haven't read them, I'd direct you to the number of articles and blog posts on modern prophecy.
Hope that helps.
Thanks Gabriel,
I agree with your answer to the 2nd question, and it also had occurred to me. As far using 1 Cor 1:7 to support Continuationism is concerned, it is easy to reply that this statement is true of all gifts that are actually still in existence, which was all of them when Paul wrote the words, but which are now those that remain after the revelatory ones have gone. I.e. one cannot come behind in a gift that is no longer extant.
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1. This question rises out of a misunderstanding of Cessationism. It's like saying, "How can Jesus say anything infallible in the Millennial Kingdom (or if you prefer, the Eternal State) if prophecy has ceased?" Put simply, the two prophets in Revelation 11 can speak infallible, inerrant prophecy because that's what God causes them to do. Period. Their prophesying is not an expression of the charismatic gifts given to the early church any more than fire-breathing is a spiritual gift. Rather this a unique ministry at a unique time for which they are appointed.
I would respectfully challenge this. Correct me if I'm wrong, but Cessationism says that revelatory gifts were tied to the existence of the Apostles and that these gifts and the Apostles cannot be separated from the concept of the open/closed Apostolic-prophetic canon. Revelation, Apostles and canonical authority are all inseparably linked together. Prophecy by its very nature and definition carries with it canonical authority and that which we have today in the prophetic word is the subset that God in his goodness has preserved for us.
So if the canon is closed, prophecy must have ceased. Unless future prophecy is redefined and takes on a new meaning foreign to the rest of NT and OT – and we don't want to go there. Distinguishing between prophecy, prophesying, gifts of prophecy and prophets, as you seem to imply, is surely trying to make distinctions without a difference if we look at the lists in Rom 12; 1 Cor 12-14; Eph 4.
(Note: I do accept that God can work miracles today as he sovereignly chooses, the gift of miracles having ceased and in that sense there being no miracle-workers today. But I do have great difficulty in saying a similar thing in relation to prophecy. In my mind a miracle is not necessarily inseparably linked to canonical authority whereas prophecy is.)
I am sure that EVERYTHING changes when God Himself appears!! The warning not to add to the book of Revelation hardly applies to the Lord himself.
Hello Doug, I apologize for taking so long to respond. It's been busy!
I think the way I would explain it is that the sign gifts given to the church did indeed have a particular purpose. However I would not include "canonical authority" if what you mean is "prophetic utterances must be included in Scripture." In the blog series "The Myth of Modern Prophecy," John MacArthur argues for the view that biblical prophecy is always inerrant and infallible. But that does not mean it is always included in Scripture.
In the Old Testament and in Acts we read of there being prophets, without knowing what they prophesied. My conclusion is that God can make someone a prophet, give them the ability to speak His words inerrantly and infallibly, without it being included in the canon. Whether that gift is part of the collection given to the church is more a historical matter, not essential to the gift itself.
I'll put it this way: the Old Testament believers had no concept of "spiritual gifts" as the early church had, but they understood that some men were prophets and miracle workers by divine appointment. Only a portion of what some of the prophets said was included in the cannon. In the same way, the two witnesses in Revelation are prophets and miracle workers whose words will not be added to Scripture, but will be authoritative nonetheless.
I hope you agree with that, because otherwise what you'd be saying is that the only prophetic utterances ever to occur appear in Scripture. And if you say that, then I need to ask whether everything Jesus said was prophetic (He was a prophet), or not. Because we know for certain that Jesus said volumes more than what is recorded (John 21:25).
Thanks Gabriel.
I think we agree on the inerrancy and infallibility of all true prophecy. However, I do detect a difference in the definition of Canon (and herein lies the problem), when you said:
Only a portion of what some of the prophets said was included in the cannon. In the same way, the two witnesses in Revelation are prophets and miracle workers whose words will not be added to Scripture, but will be authoritative nonetheless.
What do I understand by canonical authority? Everything that is revelation breathed out by God, his very words, so that even visions from him are said to be from his mouth (Jer 23) derive their authority from the source, God. As such they are God's standard or "rule" (for this is what "canon" means) for life. A working definition of Canon is that famous text:
"All Scripture is breathed out by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training in righteousness …"
Now, true prophecy is God-breathed and his very words. At the time of utterance or writing down, it was the standard, rule or canon for life, that God gave at that time.
The Bible is the prophetic canon that God has in His wisdom preserved for us. But at the time of initial utterance or writing so was all other prophecy that we do not have today e.g. the prophecies of 4 daughters of Philip; the prophecies in the church at Corinth; the 2 missing letters that Paul wrote to Corinth; the identity of the "hindrance" in 2 Thess 2; all the words of Jesus, who was the Prophet par excellence, which we do not have recorded. These, at the time, in principle, carried full canonical authority.
That is what we mean by an 'Open Canon'. It was expanding and shrinking until it was closed. Expanding, as God gave new revelation in the 1st century and shrinking, as prophecies were in God's providence not written down and Apostolic letters were lost. Then the last Apostle, John, died and it was all over. The Canon was closed. No more additions, no more subtractions. That, I believe, is the what we mean by the Apostolic-prophetic canon.
This point I think was clearly made in the book by cessationist Sam Waldron: "To be Continued ….?" (This is an excellent little book IMHO).
Otherwise, one could say that:
"Prophecy does not imply canonicity (at time of utterance) and it follows that the fact that the canon has closed is not relevant to the question whether there can be prophecy today."
This, I think, was what you were saying in your last post?? And it is just what mainstream Pentecostalism claims! If prophecy can occur sometime in the future – 2 prophets in Rev 11 and 'the testimony of Jesus is the spirit of prophecy" Rev 20 – it can, in principle, happen today without compromising the fixed Canon, can it not?
(Please, I'm not being contentious for the sake being argumentative. I'm in dialogue with a number of Charismatic folk presently on this important issue.)
Eager to hear your response as appropriate!
God bless,
Doug, I sincerely apologize for taking so long to respond. Honestly, I forgot.
The word canon simply means "rule" or "standard" (forgive me if you've said this earlier). When applied to theology, I'm only familiar with it being used technically as a synonym for Scripture—especially in discussing whether it is open or closed. So "the canon is closed" means that nothing can be taken from or added to Scripture (Revelation 22:18-19).
I'd be surprised if Sam Waldron would disagree. This is the view of Bruce Metzger articulated in his book The Canon of the New Testament. Bruce is a primary go-to expert for evangelical views on the canon and textual criticism.
Therefore, God can send an authoritative prophet to speak on His behalf because God hasn't sealed His lips, He's only sealed the Book.
Where this runs counter to charismatic theology is charismatics must allow for fallible prophecy and prophets. So I am not advocating the continuing of the prophetic gift, which would require allowance for error. I am simply saying that the two witnesses in Revelation can be prophets and speak prophetically (i.e. inerrantly) without adding to the page count of Scripture.
Does that clarify it at all?
Hi Gabriel
I see where you are coming from now. For you the Canon is a synonym for Scripture, what is written down as you say:
God hasn't sealed His lips, He's only sealed the Book
However, in my understanding, the canon extends beyond the writings to prophetic utterance as well. This was what I remember from Sam Waldron's course and lectures on historical theology. I'm sure I'm not misrepresenting him as this is a quote from his book, "To be Continued ….?", page 58, when discussing prophecy that was not recorded:
….Canonicity, it must be remembered, derives from the divine authority of a writing. If God gives a prophetic message to His people, it is necessarily part of the rule of canon of the people of God. The canon is the rule, standard or authority of God's people….the principle of prophetic authority is not diminished if certain of their utterances or sayings are not preserved. Because whatever a prophet said as a prophet was authoritative, the utterance would have been authoritative and in that sense canonical had it been preserved.
So, in principle, Prophecy (written of spoken) = canonicity.
If that was true then, it is true now. And that is the reason prophecy (written and spoken) has ended: The canon is closed. This rules out the position of mainstream "Thus saith the Lord" Pentecostals, who claim infallibility.
That there is no such thing as fallible prophecy – an oxymoron - rules out Continuationists such as Grudem, Storms, Piper.
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In short: Really enjoyed this race. Very well organised and great course. Only my third marathon and my first ever trail race, so was delighted with a PB nearly 30mins. Thouroughly recomend this one.Date of review: January 10, 2013
In short: The third year of this marathon - the Portsmouth Coastal Marathon has got to be one of the toughest flat marathons in the countryIn full: Unlike last year's morning after the night before, this year I woke up without a hangover - hooray. For my 60th I celebrated into the small hours following the 1st marathon of my 60 and a great launch party at the Queens Hotel. Last night however, it was a small family get together for a nice meal and one (or was it two glasses of wine) a birthday cake made by my daughter Lussi and a relatively early night. Yes, this morning I had more marathon business to attend to and my chauffeur Ronald and I left for Pompy just after 7.00am, or to be more precise the Pyramid Leisure Centre, Southsea. I had run the inaugural Portsmouth Coastal Marathon in 2010 in a time of 3:47 which I was really pleased with considering it was my 9th marathon in 10 weeks. The idea then was that those 9 marathons were a trial run to see if my body could cope with running a marathon every week. That 3:47 convinced me my body could even though running 9 marathons is a lot different to running 60 - If you would like to read more then check out my full blog here at http://60in60at60.com/2012/12/23/m53-portsmouth-coastal/Date of review: January 4, 2013
In short: Mixed terrain, coastal path routeIn full: Nice course - mixed terrain along the coastal path. Like many other runners was unsure whether to wear trail shoes after the recent deluges but given that a large amount of the course is on hard surfaces, opted for road shoes.Well organised race, lots of water stations which were well stocked with water, squash, bananas, sweets and biscuits as well as brandy and mulled wine.Friendly atmosphere - spent most of the event beaming.Great goodie bag and medal, and the use of the pyramids before and after the event was hugely appreciated - as was the free soup or tea and mince pies. A wonderful last marathon for 2012... thank you!Date of review: December 29, 2012
In short: Best I have ran in ages, felt good. The goody bag was fab- lets hope that a certain marathon along the coast in April takes note, that this was not full of paper adverts, also its £20 cheaper, well done Portsmouth.Date of review: December 29, 2012
In short: Great atmosphere, a bit muddy, slightly windy but nothing too bad and surprisingly a new PB. Wonderful atmosphereDate of review: December 28, 2012
In short: Loved it - back again next yearIn full: Second time running this race, and as others have said, very muddy and the wind particularly in the last couple of miles was challenging. I wore road shoes which added a bit of extra challenge, still managed a PB somehow! Back again next year - well done organisers and everyone else involved. If you want a big city tarmac marathon then this isn't for you. If you want decent scenery, a bit of mud, gravel, shingle and some tarmac, give it a go!Date of review: December 28, 2012
In short: ....better than Christmas shopping.....In full: This was event was chosen so that I could end the year by running my 9th marathon/ultra of 2012 and my 80th marathon/ultra overall. I found it very well organised with great support from all the spectators and fellow runners that created a lovely atmosphere. The ground underfoot was testing in places and another year I would wear trail shoes rather than road which are still drying out!My only disappointment and this seems to apply to most races now is the selfishness of a minority of runners who just discard their empty gel packets along the route rather than carry them to the next drinks station.So all those who needlessly litter the countryside should be ashamed of themselve especially as it reflects badly on the organisers. Date of review: December 27, 2012
In short: A good pre-christmas challenge!In full: Well organised race with plenty of pre race updates. varied course which was tricky under foot so not a great PB course. Thanks to all the marshalls and supporters. Date of review: December 27, 2012
In short: My first ever Marathon and i finished it!! In full: This was first attempt at a marathon and it felt very special being able to run it in Portsmouth my home town. The runners I met before and during the marathon were very supportive and although the terrain consisted of mud, glorious mud and water logged paths it all added to the challenge and made this race memorable for so many reasons! I found it tough, very tough. I took a tumble during the race and survived but the personal satisfaction of finishing the race will live with me for ever! Thanks to all the marshalls and people that supported the race it was very much appreciated. Date of review: December 25, 2012
In short: Difficult with the Mud on the return routeIn full: The scenery was as expected for a coastal marathon.Not a PB course in those muddy conditions and with runners avoiding oncoming runners. Atmosphere was good, I thought the water stations could have had more people handing drinks to the runners instead, I had to stop at the benches to get water. So not getting a very good time, that and wearing road shoes didn't help. A bit heavy underfoot on the homeward trail. Definately a fun run more than a serious PB course. Date of review: December 25, 2012
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