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Functional Madness
This world is one big lie, says the Bible. Seen any good family dramas lately? Watched some serious dysfunctional behavior artfully portrayed on the screen? Was there a heartwarming resolution or did they simply wallow in it for laughs? Lying … Continue reading
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Tagged mysticism, peace, psychology, resistance, scripture, society, spirit realm, spiritual discipline
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Peter's Mysticism
Peter was executed in Rome roughly 67 AD. His letter to the Jewish Christians in modern Turkey was at least a couple of years before that, so far as we can tell. Peter was in Rome working with John Mark; … Continue reading
Zechariah 7
Based on the Old Testament calendar, this message is dated December 518 BC. There came a delegation of folks from Bethel, 10 miles (16km) to the north and bit east. We recall a significant number of people escaped the Babylonian … Continue reading
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Tagged babylonian exile, destruction of jerusalem, history, law, religion, ritual observances, survival
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Jesus' Brother against Materialism
I’m running through all my studies in the Jewish Christian Letters first for content before sending them through the grammar grinders. Yesterday I finished Hebrews and today I ran through James. I recall not so long ago a gentle dispute … Continue reading
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Tagged christianity, culture, faithful stewards, mysticism, scripture
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Boxing Day and Doctrine
Most Americans have no idea what “Boxing Day” means unless they spent time in Europe. At any rate, I’m working away on the next volume of my series, Ancient Truth: General Letters, covering Hebrews through Jude. In terms of doctrine … Continue reading
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Tagged covenant of abraham, covenant of grace, history, mysticism, personal redemption, scripture
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Christmas 2012
As always, just a reminder that I don’t consider Christmas a biblical holiday. It’s a cultural holiday passed through several pagan filters, and was never a part of the church until the political establishment hijacked Christian religion. The church leadership … Continue reading
Zechariah 6
In the final vision that Zechariah received that night, he saw chariots emerging from between Mount Zion and Mount of Olives, rushing down the Kidron Valley. The symbolism is well established: red horses for war, black for economic and social … Continue reading
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Tagged history, kidron valley, mount of olives, mysticism
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