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Bike Soon
Boy, that was a boondoggle. I’m not blaming anyone; this is simply the way it works in real life. So the actual replacement for my crunched mountain bike is no longer available; GT no longer makes that model (Ricochet 29″ … Continue reading
Random Photos 02
Always: click any photo to enlarge view; use CTRL+click to open the image in a browser tab. On my walk today I headed south along Maple and cut west along the out-of-service tracks that divides the housing from our local … Continue reading
Taste the Wind
The heavens record the glory of God; And the firmament declares His handiwork. Day unto day gushes with speech, And night unto night reveals awareness. There is no speech, and there are no words; Their voice is not heard. (Psalm … Continue reading
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Tagged Biblical Mysticism, heart-mind, Hebrew Scripture
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It’s Always the Right Time
All we like sheep have gone astray; We have turned, every one, to his own way; And the Lord has laid on Him the iniquity of us all. (Isaiah 53:6 NKJV) This is an ancient protocol, something missing from our … Continue reading
Posted in prophecy
Tagged call to repentance, music, worship
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Wordless Truth
(This is the instructional portion of today’s message. The prophetic portion is in another blog post.) Of course, I used the word “instructional” advisedly because it can’t be taught, only caught. Nobody can tell you much about how the heart … Continue reading
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Tagged emotional manipulation, epistemology, heart-mind, moral discernment, psychology, sensory heart, Western mythology
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Just a Little Closer
(This is the prophetic portion of today’s message. The instructional background is on the other blog.) Standard caveat: Never treat my prophetic messages on par with divine revelation. It’s nothing more than my attempt to share something beyond words that … Continue reading
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Tagged heart-led, moral discernment, prophecy
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Sunday Evening Chatter
We went out in the car yesterday to see some countryside. I took my camera, of course, but all my shots turned out lifeless. And plenty of stuff I missed because there simply was no place to stop the car … Continue reading
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Tagged Christian Zionists, computers, miscellaneous, photography, transportation
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Psalm 111
This and the next psalm are short acrostics in Hebrew. This would make them easier to memorize. Reading this in most English translations, it seems little more than a collection of stock ritual phrases, perhaps just a little contrived or … Continue reading
The Communion of Tribulation
In some ways, there is no going back. This is why I warn readers that, while we do have an obligation to understand the Ancient Near Eastern culture so that we can understand the Bible, we cannot go back and … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged ANE, communion, computer technology, fellowship, heart-mind, photography, tribulation
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Warfare and Tribal Nature
Jack Perry gets it. Even here in our virtual parish I’ve had visitors who should know better simply never grasp the hard-wired tribal nature of humanity. Just because Western minds can imagine something they like better doesn’t mean it will … Continue reading
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Tagged Creation, history, moral consciousness
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