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Psalm 119: Tau 169-176
The final octet shows us the Path to God’s Favor. We note that the psalmist is wholly confident in his requests because the promise is written into the revelation. Unlike many human rulers, Jehovah doesn’t create hurdles to His attention, … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged divine revelation, hebrew literature, psalm 119
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Above the Conflict in the Thick of Battle
(This continues the background narrative to explain something that God has commanded of me.) We are staring in the face the end of Western Civilization. Instead of one big, all-encompassing cataclysm, this will be the death of a thousand cuts. … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged false dichotomies, heart-led, idolatry, politics, Quantum Morality, Western mythology
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The Norm of Miracles
Before anyone starts to ask the questions, the answer is mysticism. We can wrap our answers in reason, but the fundamental issue remains, “Thus saith the Lord” who made all things and determines how reality works. Further, He has not … Continue reading
Glory on the Far Horizon
In our study in Psalm 119, we’ve seen the psalmist use several terms to indicate the revelation of God. One of those words translates as “testimony” — a record of something that actually happened as reported by eye witnesses. If … Continue reading
Biking in Glory
I’ve been riding this week. The rides weren’t remarkable. Indeed, I went out mostly for the exercise, having no particular complex questions in my mind. I took only a few pictures; these were rides I’ve taken before dozens of times … Continue reading
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Tagged Creation, cycling, divine calling, faith, heart-led, photography, Prophet Daniel
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The Humble Shepherd King
It was a high and festive day when King David brought up the Ark of the Covenant to Jerusalem. He set up a proper Tent of Meeting in the courtyard. Keep in mind that the city was still rather primitive … Continue reading
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Tagged Bible History, covenant of moses, Israel, King David
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Announcing New Elder
Welcome our new parish elder: Jay DiNitto. You can get to know more about him by hanging out on his blog. It was an easy choice for me to invite him onboard and you’ll discern why quickly enough. He’s different … Continue reading
They Will Say They Had No Choice
Civil war, a revolution, is unavoidable. The biggest problem to understanding this is the false image of a two-party system. The elites have managed to keep the population distracted by a false dichotomy between left and right. While that may … Continue reading
Posted in social sciences
Tagged bloody revolution, globalism, government, imperialism, nationalism, oppression, politics
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Elder and Judge
Eldercraft is my term for the collection of skills and experiences necessary for being a biblical elder. We define “elder” as half of the leadership team described in the Bible as God’s Two Witnesses: priest and king. A biblical king … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged Islam, law, Noah's Covenant, social conditioning, social sciences, Western heritage
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