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Don’t Wait for Me
This is a “get to know me better” post. I can’t recall if I’ve shared this in the past, but if nothing else, it tells you where I am today. When I finally made a break from mainstream church and … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged divine calling, mainstream christianity, ministry, mission, radix fidem
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Law of Moses — Exodus 23:20-33
This passage is steeped in symbolism and cultural significance. It’s very easy to miss what’s important here. What we have covered here in these few chapters starting with the Ten Commandments is a summary of things they should have already … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged Biblical Law, covenant of moses, parables, spiritual warfare
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Re: Trump’s EO on Antisemitism
This was a dumb move. Not only will it not accomplish the stated or presumed objective, but will only exacerbate the situation. In essence, it declares Jewish identity as a nationality, which immediately points out that if they are Jews, … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged Dispensationalism, divine revelation, Judaism, Judaizers, politics, Synagogue of Satan, Talmud, western christianity
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Do You See It?
Can you see what I see? Jesus didn’t want people clinging to His resurrected body. The reason should have been obvious: Cling to Him in your hearts, not in the flesh. The time to cling to Him was after He … Continue reading
Law of Moses — Exodus 23:10-18
A primary element in Creation is the cycle of life. The whole point of the Seven Days of Creation narrative was to mark this very thing. God wove the seven day cycle into the fabric of reality. All of our … Continue reading
Around Point 6, Draper Lake
I skipped Point 5; that’s the marina and there’s very little of the natural condition there. Instead, I took the road toward the dock of Point 6, then jumped the divider and took the old shore trail just barely visible … Continue reading
Keeping My Hand to the Plow
One of my readers told me the posts of the past week on both blogs have been on fire. That’s how I felt writing them. I can’t find words to express just how big this thing is for me right … Continue reading
Posted in prophecy
Tagged decentralization, divine calling, economics, government, mission, prayer
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Law of Moses — Exodus 23:1-9
Scripture never says that all are equal. It does say that justice is justice regardless of who is involved. Some things are wrong in themselves. It’s not a question of the person standing before the court, but of you standing … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged covenants, divine justice, Law of Moses, shalom
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Notional Civil War
Biblical Law says that, as a matter of general principle, we do not resist the government under which God places us. That’s the broader meaning of “do not curse the king.” That was how the New Testament churches handled Rome. … Continue reading
Posted in prophecy
Tagged globalism, government, nationalism, oppression, politics, prophecy, Zionism
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Draper Points 3 & 4
We begin where we left off with yesterday’s post. On the map, this first one is image 08. We are looking across a small cove with yet another feature of the high lake level. The grass and shrubs don’t normally … Continue reading
Posted in photography
Tagged bicycling, Draper Lake, photography
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