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Random Photos 06
I’m starting the numbering sequence of this series where it left off when I carried over the old posts from the other blog. I drove out north of Harrah, east of Luther. I was testing the idea of using my … Continue reading
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Law of Moses — Nehemiah 2
So far as anyone can tell, Ezra remained in Jerusalem after his book ends with the reforms in 457 BC. The various nations around them had lost all their hopes of seducing the Judeans. So they began a campaign of … Continue reading
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Tagged Jerusalem, Law of Moses, old testament history, Persian Empire
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Recommended: Fantasy Muffler, Crutcho, OK
I can heartily recommend Fantasy Muffler in Crutcho, OK. It’s just west of Air Depot Boulevard on NE 23rd in the OKC Metro. Crutcho is a discrete community with some of the rights of a municipality, but not quite fully … Continue reading
New Feature: Photos Here
I’m closing my other blog (it’s gone). I’ve warned WordPress about this, as have a great many others, but they have refused to listen. It’s over. From here on out, all my photos will be posted here. First up is … Continue reading
Law of Moses — Ezra 10:1-17
Before his trip to Jerusalem, Ezra had already been involved in a project of collecting various manuscripts and documents associated with Moses and Israel, and assessing which were to be considered Scripture. It’s almost guaranteed this was a large project … Continue reading
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Tagged idolatry, Law of Moses, old testament history, Persian Empire
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See How It Goes
A status report on my knee: The official diagnosis is degenerative joint disease, AKA osteoarthritis. The left knee is losing cartilage in the joint between the bones. I’ve been referred to the Physical Therapy division in the VA hospital. They … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, health, medicine, physical fitness, transportation
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The Balance Point
Biblical Law is not rules. Biblical Law is the mindset of determination to please God. It is the divine privilege of being God’s child. On the one hand, that obedient attitude reaps blessings and miracles. The miracles become common, though … Continue reading
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Tagged Biblical Law, Biblical Mysticism, heart-led, individual faith, living in the spirit, scripture, shalom, temptation, trusting in god
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His Glory Shines
I’ve written in the past that, under Biblical Law, the only justification for economic activity is to bless the covenant family. Not just yourself, but every economic decision should bless everyone who shares you faith. Granted, sometimes it’s just a … Continue reading
Law of Moses — Ezra 8:15-36
We now jump roughly 58 years later from the work on the Temple. During that time, Esther was able to save her nation from a plot to have them slaughtered. Thus, a certain descendant of the High Priestly line, Ezra, … Continue reading
Not Many Options
I have one other project on the fire, then I’ll start work on the Nonconformist Faith book. I’m going to add some material and rewrite the chapters; what was posted here was a just a draft. A critical element in … Continue reading