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NT Doctrine — Matthew 27:1-14
The parallels are Mark 15:1-5 and Luke 23:1-5. We learn that the Sanhedrin, with the support of the priestly leadership and judges, waited until dawn so that it was just barely legitimate that they convene and declare Jesus worthy of … Continue reading
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Tagged crime, Jesus, Luke's Gospel, Mark's Gospel, Matthew's Gospel, politics, Roman government
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Biting the Hand
Yeah, what he said. You cannot avoid resisting one way or another. The question is what your convictions demand of you in terms of general direction and specific measures and means. Both Catacomb Resident and I have warned that, if … Continue reading
OPEC versus Globalists
It’s really hard to explain obscure economic theory to people who never studied economics much. It’s called “the dismal science” for a reason; it taps into the confused reality, not the common perception, of how people act on a large … Continue reading
Who Reigns?
Biblical manhood is defined in America as “toxic masculinity”. That’s the official government definition in most jurisdictions. The question is, guys, are you toxic enough? Excellent post over on Jack’s blog: The Value of Feminine Humility by guest poster, Red … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged biblical manhood, biblical womanhood, game, Humility, marriage, sacrificial love
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NT Doctrine — John 18:12-27; Matthew 26:57-75
The parallel passages are Mark 14:43-72 and Luke 22:54-65. Mark alone mentions the young man who had followed Jesus and His disciples to the Garden from a distance, and stayed just close enough to watch the whole thing. When the … Continue reading
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Tagged Bible History, Jesus the Messiah, New Testament, persecution, Talmud
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American versus Christian
Yeah, what he said. If you consider yourself a patriot, loyal to the people of America, then you are a fool for believing the government can be restored to the people. Lincoln lied when he suggested the federal government was … Continue reading
Don’t Barge In
Sometimes I need to post reminders. This is a pastoral blog. This blog is the pulpit for a virtual parish, a “virtual church” if you will. It’s purpose is to encourage faith and what faith demands. It is not for … Continue reading
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Tagged covenant community of faith, faith, pastoral ministry, publishing, radix fidem, virtual parish
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NT Doctrine — Matthew 26:30-56
Parallel passages can be found in Mark 14:26-52 and Luke 22:39-52. We come to the part in the narrative when we need to refer to all three synoptic accounts to get the full picture. Matthew and Mark, with almost identical … Continue reading
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Tagged fleshly nature, Jesus the Messiah, law, prayer
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Desire, Not Duty
You folks need to repent. When I read between the lines, the dominant theme of writing about church religion these days reeks of a rejection of divine standards. Let’s make this clear folks: God’s Law is the nature of reality. … Continue reading
Posted in religion
Tagged Biblical Law, convictions, covenants, faith, feudalism, heart-led, law, Law and Grace
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Become a Rock of Offense
I’ve mentioned often enough my concern that we little people will be shut out of sharing information over the Internet. Private communications will continue for a long time, but TPTB will move to squelch actual publication of anything they don’t … Continue reading
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Tagged censorship, heart-led, internet, networking technology, social media, TPTB, wokism
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