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Symbols and Icons
Re: Naked Bible 130: Conference Interviews Part 3 Heiser interviews David Burnett regarding his paper, “Death, Resurrection, and Transformation in Scripture in 1 Corinthians 15”. This has to do mostly with how the Septuagint and New Testament documents interplay via … Continue reading
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Tagged elohim, eternal nature, idolatry, Michael S. Heiser, mortality, NT, OT, resurrection, symbolic references, Unseen Realm
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Reprise: Heart Power
Roughly 11 years ago I embarked on a study regarding the power of the heart as a primary organizing force in our human existence. Someone had introduced the concept to me, but from a peculiar angle that really didn’t set … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged Biblical Studies, books, faith, heart-led, Jan Walleczek, sensory heart, Western mythology
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Conscience and Conviction
We can say that your conscience is your capacity to read your convictions. Conscience is the interface between your conscious mind and your convictions. But the conscience needs training; the convictions do not. The convictions are not developed but discovered. … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged conscience, conviction, divine revelation, Hebrew epistemology, Hebrew language, Hellenism, sin, the Cross, Western mythology
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Long and Short
I had something else written up for today, but then I came across this: The Criminality Buried In The Epstein Files Is Worse Than Anyone Thought, And The Degeneracy Of Donald Trump Is Worse Than Anyone Thought. If you think … Continue reading
A Harvest Is Coming
For some of you, this won’t be anything new. I believe I’ve been pretty consistent on what we can expect from this time of tribulation. The only thing new would be a few contextual refinements, things no one could have … Continue reading
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Tagged AI, censorship, computer technology, economic troubles, globalists, internet, neocons, persecution, politics, tribulation, wokism, Zionism
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We’ll Be Okay
We have a burden to tell the truth, even though we know the world will not listen. Jesus warned His disciples of a fundamental truth: It is not for us to know the Father’s plans for human governments. He reserves … Continue reading
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Tagged Christian Law, civil war, Cliven Bundy, covenants, economic troubles, federal government, globalism, information war, law, patriots, tribulation
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It Matters to God
Re — Naked Bible 126: Ezekiel 18 I believe Heiser chases too many rabbits in this podcast. It’s not as complicated as he makes it out to be. How many times did God miraculously spare His people in the OT? … Continue reading
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Tagged biblical scholarship, covenant, demons, idolatry, individualism, Jeff Benner, Michael S. Heiser, Nephilim, Prophet Ezekiel, prophet jeremiah
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The Omphalos
Re: Naked Bible 124: Ezekiel 17 You can quickly discern who is a fake scholar of ancient religions by how they take the ANE mythology literally. Fake scholars (the kind typically hired for TV shows about ancient history) will talk … Continue reading
Rehab for Fallen Leadership?
Let’s step away from the Heiser passenger train just a bit. We need to get away from the tightly controlled route to cover something he could not and would not have touched. Over and over again, the foundation for our … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged American evangelicals, church, covenant community of faith, covenant family, eldership, feudalism, Hebrew epistemology, New Testament, pastoral ministry, shepherd role, spiritual discipline, spiritual family, tribalism
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In the Twilight of the Empire
Following up from yesterday’s post, I wanted to point out that this analysis seems to pull together bits of outline I had been reading other places, and adds considerable detail that rings true for me. In particular, it’s a good … Continue reading
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Tagged economic theory, economic troubles, espionage, finance, foreign currency, Iran, war
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