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Arrows of War
Anybody who pays attention knows the US is preparing missile strikes against Syria. It’s not that anyone in our government really wants to get directly involved, but the bankers are demanding it. The Congress, Administration, voters and the military itself … Continue reading
Job 4
As we dig into the comments of Job’s friends, we need to keep one thing in mind: They are passing judgment on Job’s words, as if a private complaint among friends is tantamount to defaming God. Meanwhile, they ignore his … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged eliphaz, false dichotomy, logic, philosophy, scripture, wisdom literature
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Dehumanizing Charity
It’s possible to kill your neighbor by feeding him when he’s hungry. That is, in the sense you dehumanize and enslave him without actually making things any better. In biblical morality, simply preserving life is not a good moral value. … Continue reading
Posted in prophecy
Tagged biblical morality, charity, economics, gospel of jesus christ, law, mysticism, sanctity of life, scripture, survival
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Apolitical Christ
This is a prophetic warning. You don’t have to care how I feel; God’s wrath will fall on people who drag His name through the political activist mud. Jesus could have been king several times over, but avoided it because … Continue reading
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Tagged gospel, government, mysticism, oppression, persecution of christians, politics, propaganda, scripture
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Obedient Church
Yes, there’s something better, but it’s work to get it, church. In the loving embrace of my Heavenly Father, I see through His eyes. I cannot be silent; you don’t have to listen, but I refuse to keep it to … Continue reading
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Tagged church, economics, government, harlot church, religion, riding the beast, social welfare system, spiritual family, spirituality
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The Sorrows of the Day
The work of the Lord is changing people. It’s my work, too, but only in the sense I am just a messenger. And when God does His work in the human heart, sometimes I’m there as a spectator who gets … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged family, game, marriage, mysticism, psychology, scripture
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