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Monthly Archives: November 2019
Excess Baggage
Experience told me I would need it if my prayers were to be answered. It wasn’t very expensive; I found it a thrift store. I used something like it in the past, but this one was better. It was a … Continue reading
Moses’ Law — Exodus 21:1-11
Right off the bat, God begins stating His judgments. These are things decided already by the Divine Judge. This passage is the precedent for handling bond-servants from among your Covenant nation, as opposed to outright slaves. There is a different … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged ancient hebrew culture, Biblical Law, Law of Moses, social boundaries
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Deaconesses
On the one hand, this is largely theoretical for us under Radix Fidem, since we have little use for most New Testament church offices as a virtual community. On the other hand, it’s probably a good idea to be sure … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged ancient hebrew culture, church leadership, deacons, eldercraft, radix fidem
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Random Photos for Early November 2019
Here’s another look at the OKC skyline over some trees. I was standing near the middle dam on the Oklahoma River project. Off to the right is the Scissortail sculpture, marking the southern end of Scissortail Park. Midwest City is … Continue reading
Posted in photography
Tagged bicycling, OKC, photography
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Purpose and Mission
The original purpose behind opening this blog under private hosting was because I was frankly worried at how WordPress in their own hosting had shut down in quick succession a handful of blogs I had been following. I was hardly … Continue reading
Posted in administration
Tagged administrative, blogging, covenant community of faith, radix fidem, virtual parish
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Defining the Term “Game”
I’m taking issue with Jack’s latest post on Game. If you insist that “Game” can only mean the Pick-up Artist (PUA) model, then you and I have nothing to discuss. Stay away from my blog. Let’s start by defining the … Continue reading
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Status after the Fall
Anything I say about this subject will always be an approximation, a characterization that helps us know what to expect and act justly. That’s what God intended with the use of parable and symbolism in the Bible. Don’t take this … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged Creation, natural world, political activists, the Fall, time and space
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Law of Moses — Exodus 20:18-26
We have seen the Ten Commandments, the initial overview of God’s moral standards for His nation. He’s taking it slow and easy with them, introducing Himself and His ways incrementally. But first, He wants to impress on them just how … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged Covenant of Noah, God's Presence, Law of Moses, worship
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A Persecuted Community of Faith
There was a time I was hoping to turn my peculiar approach to religion into something that could compete with the mainstream, become in its own right a part of the mainstream. Over the years, that vision has died. It’s … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged eldercraft, government, house church, internet, mainstream churches, persecution, radix fidem
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