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Roles Rolled Away
God revealed Himself in the Bible. If you reject the testimony of Scripture, you reject God. In the Bible, we learn that a covenant society is peaceful and stable. Everyone has a place, a mission in life, and they have … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged american empire, Anglo-American culture, biblical manhood, biblical womanhood, Covenant of Christ, divine revelation
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NT Doctrine — Jude
John’s second and third letters are brief summaries of what he wrote in his first epistle, addressed to a couple of people noted for helping itinerant preachers take the gospel to new mission fields. Chronology: Paul was executed in roughly … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged Balaam, Bible History, elohim, Enoch, gnostic heresies, Jude, moral boundaries, Rebellion of Korah, Two Realms
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The Two Rituals
A couple more questions regarding religious practice for Kiln of the Soul. We aren’t interested in sacraments. That concept arose long after the New Testament times. We do have two prominent ritual practices: communion and baptism. Communion need not be … Continue reading
Glorious Deal-maker
When God does not grant to me a vision of future things, I simply go back to my convictions and extrapolate from there. What He tells me I must do on the smaller scale often indicates something about what’s coming … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged business, corporations, economics, future, Modern Israel, politics, Ukraine
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Again Missing the Point
Keep things in perspective. It would be very easy to get riled up about the internal conflict of the federal government. Yes, millions of useless tax eaters are up in arms and actively resisting Trump’s overhaul of the system. I … Continue reading
Posted in prophecy, tribulation
Tagged Apocalypse, disasters, economic troubles, information war, social stability, tribulation
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NT Doctrine — 1 John 5
John’s schoolboy Greek grammar should be obvious, but people have debated for the past two millennia over what he says in this chapter. I take the position that the so-called “John’s comma” in verse 8 was not in the original … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged Apostle John, baptism, Holy Spirit, John the Baptist, sin, spiritual birth, the Cross
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No Need to Fear
So long as Christ needs us here in this world, nothing Satan and his minions can do will ever harm us. Keep a watchful eye on the Enemy’s lies. The greatest danger to Trump’s life is his own inner circle. … Continue reading
Cabin Fever Cure
Like most folks in the Heartland, the week of harsh cold led to cabin fever. I couldn’t wait to get out and ride again. On Monday, I visited the construction site of the new railroad spur between two lines. It … Continue reading
Posted in cycling, photography
Tagged cycling, Eagle Lake Trail, Grand Boulevard Trail, OKC, Oklahoma River Trail, photography
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Stocks, Bonds and Investments
Let’s review something that applies to several current conversations I’m having. Review the Bible, and Proverbs in particular. You gain the worldview that God is the maker and owner of all things. He portions out His property to whomever He … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged Biblical Law, covenant family, economics, God's glory, material wealth
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NT Doctrine — 1 John 4
Let’s remind ourselves that John is being somewhat sarcastic about the various heretical cults around Ephesus and their claims of deep “gnosis” by using juvenile Greek grammar to express the real knowledge of God. The revelation of God in His … Continue reading
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Tagged Antichrist, Apostle John, Holy Spirit, sacrificial love
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