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Telling the Story Again, Part 1
As always, I can only declare what I see. I know for certain there are things I don’t see, but it’s my instinct to make the most of what I do see. The problem is that I can see a … Continue reading
NT Doctrine — Hebrews 3
I’ll share here my previous commentary on this chapter. The Exodus was the very foundation, the defining event of Israel. If the Exodus was a myth, so was Israel as a nation. While they pointed with some smugness to their … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged Covenant of Christ, Hebrews, Law of Moses
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Mission for the Apocalypse
Human conflict will increasingly consume everything in sight. The nightmare has just begun. Let’s review the knowns: Netanyahu is determined to provoke an apocalypse. It is plainly obvious from his actions and words that he desires deeply a global war … Continue reading
How Will You?
We are not in the First Century Roman Empire, nor are any of us Mediterranean subjects of Rome. This is a different world, different culture, different times, etc. Like many of you, I feel a deep sorrow over the evil … Continue reading
Posted in tribulation
Tagged freedom of conscience, Kubuntu, linux, oppression, persecution, windows
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Kubuntu 24.04 on Dell Latitude 3540
Everything works out of the box, though it does require some effort to configure a couple of things. The biggest item: I got my laptop to hibernate on Kubuntu 24.04. A few years ago I wrote a long blog post … Continue reading
Posted in computers
Tagged Dell Latitude, Kubuntu, linux
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Interesting Times
I have come to believe that the elections, now just over 2 months away, simply aren’t that important. Yes, they will certainly affect us. Whichever bunch wins will have a lot to do with the flavor of our apocalypse, but … Continue reading
Kubuntu: Still the Shortest Path to Linux
Some years ago, I published an ebook: The Shortest Path to Linux featuring Kubuntu Linux. The contents are long out of date, as is typical of the fast moving field of computer technology. Still, regardless of what you may think … Continue reading
Adjusting Myself
Moral choices I’ve made over the years have consequences. In my twenties, I was offered a job in business management. It would have kept me from going to church, and at the time, that was more important to me, so … Continue reading
Posted in personal
Tagged computer peripherals, convictions, cycling, economic troubles, linux, personal experience, religion
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Your Next Move
We are all heavily influenced by fiction. There have been a great many games, movies and TV shows depicting a nightmare world that simply cannot exist. Americans in particular are deeply taken by horror fiction. None of that stuff is … Continue reading
Posted in prophecy
Tagged disasters, economic troubles, moral boundaries, pagan religion, persecution, politics, propaganda
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