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Photography: Draper East Again
Yesterday was unusually warm for this time of year; above 60°F (16C) all day. Since I knew a cold front was coming today, I decided to shift my workout schedule around and make one last exploration bike ride ride to … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, Draper Lake, hiking, photography
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The Vast Reaches of Eden
The Kingdom of Heaven bears fruit; that is its nature. We are fallen creatures, expelled from Eden and the Tree of Life. Our existence is not what God intended, and He has taken the initiative to restore us. God has … Continue reading
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Tagged divine revelation, evangelism, Garden of Eden, Jesus Christ, religion, the Flaming Sword, virtual parish
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Sermon on the Mount 9
Godly Giving 6:1-4 The message here is fairly obvious in most English translations of the New Testament. However, it’s easy to miss some of the flavor and context if you aren’t aware of the background. Matthew chooses the Greek word … Continue reading
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Tagged charity, compassion, divine justice, divine mercy
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I Need More
You should know that this is off the top of my head, in the sense that I’m not composing this in a text editor as I normally would. I’m writing this directly into the blog posting interface. The message itself … Continue reading
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Sin Is a Tragedy
Here at Kiln of the Soul, we teach that Biblical Law is self-enforcing. We as individuals struggle to enforce the divine will on ourselves, much less on anyone else. Yet we are obliged to try despite the inevitable failures. Moreover, … Continue reading
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Tagged Creation, evangelism, Garden of Eden, heart-led, human sexuality, shalom, sin
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Photography: Draper East Shore
There are a few areas on the east shore of Draper Lake I hadn’t explored last year. Yesterday was the right weather for resuming that. The map shows a substantial peninsula connected to SE 119th Street. The lavender numbers indicate … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, photography, physical fitness
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…And Furthermore
This continues the previous post. Patriarchy is written into human DNA. As long as there are X and Y chromosomes, and their presence results in physiological differences, nothing on this earth can change masculine dominance. It exists when it is … Continue reading
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Tagged Biblical Law, feminism, government, human reason, law, moral discernment, peace, politics, war
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Discerning the Real Problems
I’ve gotten some questions that indicate a need to paint a clearer image on a few things. As noted in my recent “God’s Law” series, Biblical Law recognizes two kinds of government — imperial and national. But the latter is … Continue reading
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Tagged Biblical Law, Creation, government, history, oppression, prophecy, social sciences, social stability, war
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Photography: A Pleasant Surprise
First, let me note that the laptop fund has received $100 already. We give thanks. Today’s ride was seeking an appropriate place to pray about that laptop. This first shot was the view from my prayer chapel of the day. … Continue reading
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