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We Are Not of This World
We are trans-dimensional creatures. The third pillar of Christian Mysticism is disentanglement — don’t let the context own you. Instead, discern how God owns it and you are His feudal servant, executing His judgment on your dominion. Your primary concern … Continue reading
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Tagged christian mysticism, heart-mind, Modern Israel, politics, prophecy, spirituality, Zionism
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Psalm 119: Tzaddi 137-144
This octet delivers the Charge of Righteousness. The image is a feudal servant vested with a special trust, a mission that the servant must faithfully keep over a long period of time and through a long series of trials. He’s … Continue reading
Admin: Kiln Blog Is Back Up
FYI, I finally managed to wade through the peculiarities of the latest iteration of cPanel and fixed the WordPress install because Tim is still struggling to update SAFARI and get it installed. So for now, Kiln blog is back up … Continue reading
The State and Violence
Our Brother Benjamin offers this: Hi Ed. Stumbled across this article and thought of you… Governance, Kin, and Romans 13. I note that I am familiar with the writing of Bionic Mosquito. His emphasis is libertarian theory, but he’s a … Continue reading
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Tagged Bible History, Biblical Law, faith, government, heart-mind, Law Covenants
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Giving It Away
Walk your talk. All Creation is just a tool for the Father’s glory. Wealth is for sharing, but it rests on the foundation of the covenant of faith. I bought that fancy Linksys WRT1200AC router as part of my tool-up … Continue reading
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Tagged computer technology, economics, internet, networking technology, personal
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Wandering and Wondering
I need to do something different this time. The last two days of riding were rather routine. Most of my awareness was somewhere else, but God has used such riding to accomplish a lot in my soul. As you might … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, heart-mind, photography, politics
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Linguistic Cynicism
Just for the record: My use of Oester and Odin as symbols are a matter of semantic choice; it’s grammar in the sense of usage — what’s familiar to the broadest portion of the reading audience. One of the few … Continue reading
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Tagged ancient hebrew culture, bible, languages, mythology
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More Expectations
I want to let you in on some more of my plans and expectations. You still have to decide for yourself what God wants from you, but I share this because it might ring a bell with you, too. First, … Continue reading
Cycling: NE 63rd and Katy Trail
Yesterday I managed a short ride after the rains moved on. Today I took the camera out for a longer ride, reversing last week’s loop: up Midwest Boulevard to NE 63rd, westbound over the hills between the North Canadian and … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, geography, photography
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Praying about Trump’s Administration
How should we pray? This is another “TL;DR” post. The answer requires pulling together many threads. The question is not sterile and precise; it’s organic. So is the answer. If you take the example of the Model Prayer (“the Our … Continue reading
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Tagged Biblical Law, economics, heart-led, moral dominion, politics, prayer, tribulation
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