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What Have We Got?
A friend of mine quipped that Iran has forced a regime change in the US. Pundits with a vested interest will deny it, but everyone knows that Trump’s war on Iran is what cost him the mid-terms. Trump claims to … Continue reading
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Tagged censorship, economic troubles, information war, Iran, Modern Israel, Netanyahu, politics, red vs blue, socialism, Unseen Realm, Zionism
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Philosophical Tail Chasing
Re: Divine Deception from the Good Guys Does it strike you as deception that God refuses to explain everything to your satisfaction? What would happen to the art of diplomacy if keeping some things to yourself was forbidden? What would … Continue reading
Expose the Wickedness
It’s not that I care a whit about what happens in Europe, but it does demonstrate the methods of ideologues in the West. The key to the linked article is not so much what happened, as the pattern of censorship … Continue reading
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Tagged 1st Amendment, 2nd Amendment, Biblical Law, coverup, information war, oppression, QAnon, red vs blue, shepherd role, the Devil
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Espionage and Surveillance Coming
First, the good news — There is espionage inside the Pentagon as military leaders prepare to feed evidence to incoming Blue Wave legislators on Hegseth. The primary issues are the war crimes of bombing random boats in the Gulf and … Continue reading
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Tagged email, encryption, espionage, GPG, information war, military, oppression, red vs blue, socialism, Zionism
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Hebrews 8
Re: Naked Bible 193: Hebrews 8 In order to do this justice, I need to establish something fundamental to the thinking used by the author of Hebrews. Westerners who are pickled in Hellenism are going to see some parallels in … Continue reading
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Tagged Covenant of Christ, covenants, Hebrew epistemology, Hebrews, Hellenism, Plato and Aristotle, the Covenant of Moses
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A Shepherd’s Concerns
The elder/shepherd lives for the flock. It’s how he fulfills the Law of Christ announced at the Last Supper. This is the core of how we glorify Him. The care of the flock motivates everything we do. If the shepherd … Continue reading
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Tagged Big Pharma, computers, email, medicine, oppression, politics, shepherd role, socialism, technology news
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Tribulation Eldership, Part 3
Yet another way to say it: If the people you encounter will not rise to grace, then deal with them according to biblical law. Our fundamental mission is to share biblical truth and strive to draw the Elect into covenant … Continue reading
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Tagged AI, Biblical Law, Christian Nationalism, convictions, decentralization, economic troubles, information war, politics, tribulation, Zionism
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Tribulation Eldership, Part 2
Another way to say it: If you will not rise to grace, you will fall under the law. Note the play on rise versus fall. Grace puts you in the hands of God, but law puts you in the hands … Continue reading
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Tagged America, computer technology, Dispensationalism, Humility, Iran, Law and Grace, Modern Israel, oppression, prophecy, spiritual discipline, tribulation
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Tribulation Eldership, Part 1
Whoever rejects grace will receive the law. In passing, I’ve noticed that whenever someone scans one of our community blogs via AI, that principle always gets noted in the summary if the writer actually believes it. God deals with humans … Continue reading
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Tagged America, Ancient Rome, eldercraft, individualism, Law and Grace, love, materialism, personal loyalty, politics, tribalism, tribulation
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Clock Is Ticking
I’m not sure how much longer blogging like this will be worth the effort. There are multiple problems at the same time. We’ve already seen threats of censorship from the likes of the US Congress trying to pass the JASA … Continue reading