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New Testament Doctrine — Matthew 12:1-14
The Sabbath Law was surprisingly simple: Don’t do any work. Treat it as a day dedicated to Jehovah for His use. The only question about executing this would be: How would God want to use this day? Eventually, distinctions were … Continue reading
From a Different World
Something has shifted in my heart, and I need to share it. Over the past week I’ve been praying about this shift to emphasizing ministry in the real world versus the virtual world. Most of it was the kind of … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged churchianity, ministry, otherworldly, radix fidem, religion, shepherd role, The Bible
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The Chromebook
Okay, here it is, folks. I said it was a prayer request, not a fundraiser, but some of you contributed anyway. This is the cheaper of the two versions of the Samsung Galaxy Chromebook2 with the Celeron processor. It has … Continue reading
Posted in computers
Tagged Chromebook, computer technology, google, underground church
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Admin: Change of Email Address
I’m shutting down my Microsoft accounts; they will expire at the first of December this year. Those of you who have been contacting me via my Outlook address, it’s time to change. From here on out, it’s ehurst@radixfidem.blog Thank you.
Posted in administration
Tagged email address, Microsoft
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Some More Little Items
1. Here’s an interesting tidbit: Someone has been asking what would happen to the massive Internet cables strung under the sea when a big CME hits. Things to keep in mind: The fiber optic cables are probably safe. However, the … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged disasters, government bureaucracy, internet, military, oppression, propagaganda
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Admin: Compromising Situations
During my time as a Military Policeman, one of the biggest issues was male MPs being accused of rape and related offenses when they happened to be alone with any female in their patrol vehicle, particularly someone they arrested. When … Continue reading
New Testament Doctrine: Mark 2:13-22
Jesus addresses a major issue in New Testament Doctrine. It signifies yet another critical departure from Judaism. Levi Matthew is, according to a rather strong Early Church tradition, a cousin of Jesus because their mothers were sisters. That makes James … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged Bible History, covenants, jesus parables, legalism, Messiah, Pharisee, the Covenant of Moses
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Nobody Looking Out for Us
This regards the scientific facts and likely legal repercussions from the FDA rushing through it’s approval of Pfizer COVID vaccine. I didn’t expect what I found today. I’m going to link to a presentation that has no fluff, and may … Continue reading