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Prayer Request: Endless Allergies (Updated)
Update: It’s the house, folks. Apparently it’s mold and it’s getting critical. When things freeze, I’m sure I’ll be okay for the most part. I’m going to check into dust masks, etc. And I could feel your prayers today. Original … Continue reading
Opera Beta for Debian on SL 7
It works fine on Scientific Linux 7. Instead of holding your hand, I’ll tell you how I worked it out. Get the package from here. It’s for 64-bit only right now. Since all the current 7.x series for RHEL/CentOS/SL is … Continue reading
Posted in computers
Tagged centos, debian, linux, opera, Opera browser, RHEL, scientific linux
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A Little Scholarship, Please — Part 2
We are the bride of Christ. You can’t make a parable walk on all-fours, but symbols are chosen for a reason. The most manly shepherd in the Kingdom of Heaven still has to understand the bride’s perspective on things. You … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged ANE, Baal, civilization, culture, Jesus, Moses, mysticism, mythology, pagan religion, philosophy, scripture
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A Little Scholarship, Please — Part 1
Most people have no clue. When I rant a rave about the difference between our perverted Western Civilization against that of the Ancient Hebrew, I’m pointing to a really huge shift in thinking. I struggle to get that across, despite … Continue reading
Vehicle Funding 01
Ref: Hunting for a Vehicle — More than one person asked me to keep this up to date. Today we received a $50 money order for our vehicle search from Milton Buss. I’ll play the game and post updates as … Continue reading
Posted in administration
Tagged economics, ministry, transportation
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Party Like Heaven Came Down
The Holy Spirit is my publicity agent. My message here has little appeal to mainstream Christian believers as a whole. They are not my target audience. It’s not that nothing I write has anything to teach them. On the contrary; … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged Holy Spirit, ministry, mission, mysticism, virtual parish, writing
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Why Things Are So Messy
The heart is more than a mere sensory organ. It is the seat of the will. In theory, it is the place where the executive should reside, but precious few humans have an active wisdom in their hearts. They don’t … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged divine justice, divine revelation, government, heart, law, Law Covenants, prophecy, scripture, survival
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Making Room in the Heart
To compromise is human; to forgive is divine. One of the most pernicious effects of Western logic is imputing to God a perfectionist ethic. This is blasphemous. His Law Covenants are loaded with compromise. Jesus noted that Moses permitted divorce, … Continue reading
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Tagged mission, moral fabric, mysticism, spirituality
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