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Law of Moses — Exodus 31:12-18
We skip over the detailed description of the Tabernacle, priestly rituals and vestments, and related matters. They are a grand archaeological resource, helping us envision things, but not of any great essence in understanding the implications of Biblical Law as … Continue reading
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Tagged Exodus, Hebrew Scriptures, Law of Moses, legalism, worship
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No Going Back
Sometimes I hit those moments when there is so little I can say. It’s not writer’s block. Something in me is at rest, as if some major task is finished. For at least a little while, there is nothing I … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged Biblical Law, convictions, heart-led, individual faith, means of communication, radix fidem, underground church
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Red Pill Religion and Gamma Boys
I’ve talked about the men’s Red Pill movement and mentioned Gamma Boys a few times. Gammas are the guys with significant intelligence and talent, but raised poorly so that they feel entitled. They are socially damaged; they have a very … Continue reading
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Tagged Biblical Law, heart-led, human intellect, propaganda, red pill, religion
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Points 9 & 10, Draper Lake
Here is a satellite image of today’s adventure. The pale blue numbers mark the points. The pinkish numbers match the following images in numerical order. Noteworthy is that the first image was several miles away from the lake, so it’s … Continue reading
Time for an Underground Church
In some parts of the world, this is a bad time to belong to an organized Christian church. However, in all parts of the world, this is a bad time to have a gospel message restricted to what takes place … Continue reading
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Tagged church, mainstream christianity, prophecy, radix fidem, underground church
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Point 8, Draper Lake
Today was cool, ranging between 40° and 46° F, with a stiff westerly breeze. I dressed in long-sleeved layers and it worked okay, with just a tad bit of sweating on my back. Today’s destination was Point 8, for which … Continue reading
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Tagged bicycling, Draper Lake, hiking, photography
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How about the Orthodox Church?
One of my regular readers asked me something about the Eastern Orthodox branch of Christian faith. I suppose I’ve already established I’m not too favorable about the Western Catholic branch, nor with much of the Protestantism that derived from it. … Continue reading
Law of Moses — Exodus 24
This chapter is critical to understand the Covenant and how God held Israel accountable. Keep in mind that the Hebrew language isn’t very good at description, and translations into English vary widely on this chapter. It’s difficult to get an … Continue reading
Point 7, Draper Lake
The canyon! Today I lugged my big camera out on the trail at Draper Lake. As we shall see, the weak points on this camera showed today. Two other shots of this small sandstone canyon didn’t turn out at all … Continue reading