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Teachings of Jesus — Matthew 15:1-20
The first few verses give us the context. It refers to the Talmudic ritual hand-washing that the Pharisees had made into a binding customary law. It appears to be one of the oldest and most revered customs in Jesus’ time. … Continue reading
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Tagged false guilt, heart-led, jesus parables, Law of Moses, moral discernment
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More Hydrology: Draper Bikeway
We proclaim in our Radix Fidem covenant an affinity for the natural world. We seek to understand God’s moral character by understanding how Creation works. That includes some grasp of the mechanics. It’s not as if everyone should become an … Continue reading
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Tagged construction, earth science, hydrology, photography
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Speaking to Plugged Ears
I’ve tried to make it clear that in this world our biggest problem is Satan and his use of deceived people. I’ve written about how we very much need to see the Devil as a real person, no less than … Continue reading
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Tagged feudalism, Jews, Modern Israel, oppression, Satan, tribulation, Zionism
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Tribulation Is Our Natural Element
I’m neither conservative nor liberal. Both of those terms presume a placement within the dominant culture. I rejected that a long time ago; I’m a primordial. I adhere to something that came before there was a Western Civilization. It’s a … Continue reading
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Tagged Creation, faith in God, otherworldly, politics, propaganda, tribulation
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Photography: Road Flowers
On the one hand, I had some flower shots left over from the Draper ride the other day. On the other hand, I took a road ride today up near Jones and saw some more, plus a few scenery shots. … Continue reading
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Tagged bicycling, Jones OK, photography
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We Need Ehud
If we disobey, we leave a door open for demonic presence in our lives. Obedience is the hedge of protection. You don’t have to pay attention to what follows — it’s kinda long — but I must write it. Read … Continue reading
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Tagged ANE, Creation, feudalism, globalism, imperialism, Law Covenants, politics, prophecy, tribulation, war
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They Will Eventually Ask
We can’t explain it. All we can do is peel back the layers of mental conditioning until the truth presents itself as your reality. It has to be yours or it won’t work at all. It’s personal, as following Christ … Continue reading
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Tagged American evangelicals, Biblical Law, convictions, evangelism, heart-led, peace with god, shalom
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Photos: Draper Bike Path Construction
We’ll start with a satellite view (thanks to Bing Maps) showing where the following photos were shot in numerical order. Think of this first image as number zero. The shots start at the head of the freshest clearing work near … Continue reading
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Tagged bicycling, construction, photography, transportation
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Teachings of Jesus — Matthew 13:44-52
Here we have four parables in quick succession. Together they tell us that the Kingdom of Heaven is all or nothing. God discriminates between those who meet His Son at the foot of the Cross and sacrifice as He did, … Continue reading
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Tagged Hebrew Scriptures, jesus parables, kingdom of heaven, otherworldly
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The Insignificance of Jerusalem
Everyone seems convinced that the recent move of the US Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem is full of symbolism. It is, but it symbolizes rejecting God’s truth in this case. Jerusalem was King David’s chosen royal city. He captured … Continue reading
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Tagged American evangelicals, Dispensationalism, eschatology, Judaism, the Covenant of Moses
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