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It’s Rolling Already
We don’t engage in political activity outside the Covenant. It’s not God’s work. All of it is under the Devil’s control, though not always directly so. His allies on the Elohim Council do a lot of his dirty work, as … Continue reading
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Tagged assassination, Elohim Council, martial law, Nephilim, oppression, politics, the Devil, tribulation, war, Watchers, Zionism
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Domains of Love
Here at Kiln of the Soul community, we aren’t merely non-partisan; our identity and agenda is rooted in another dimension of existence. We are Children of Eternity. I have a niece who is left-wing, pro LGBTQ+ and other wokisms. Doesn’t … Continue reading
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Tagged Christian Law, economics, eldercraft, family, sacrificial love, social stability
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Chow Line for the Spirit
I read that 37 states have passed laws and rules to keep cellphones out of public education classrooms. This by itself will simply make the kids hate school even more than they already do. The problem is that TPTB aren’t … Continue reading
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Tagged cellphones, Covenant of Christ, education, fellowship, politics, secular society, virtual communion
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Have Pity on Them
Divine justice is not simply the wrath of God falling on sin and sinners. Rather, it is the provision of redemption through covenant boundaries. The Lord revealed Himself — His moral character — through His covenants and His actions within … Continue reading
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Tagged compromise, covenant community of faith, damnation, divine election, divine justice, eldercraft, fellowship, Parable of Tares
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No Human Proxy
We call it the Great Commission: Then Jesus came up and said to them, “All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of … Continue reading
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Tagged communion, convictions, covenant community of faith, divine calling, Hebrew Mysticism, human institutions, Last Supper, mainstream religion, outcasts, The Great Commission
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Give It a Shot
This is just my personal expectations… I’m convinced Trump and Netanyahu will not stop until they have evacuated all the Palestinians from Gaza and the West Bank. From what I’ve read so far, they are putting a very hard squeeze … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft, tribulation
Tagged churchianity, conviction, economic troubles, eldercraft, faith, feudalism, heart-led, politics, tribulation
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Reprise: Marriage, Divorce and Remarriage
Coming back to our parish examination of what constitutes “law” for those under the Covenant of Christ in general, and Kiln of the Soul parish in particular, we should address the issue of divorce and remarriage. The first thing to … Continue reading
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Tagged Christian Law, covenant, divorce, marriage, remarriage, secular society
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Sorry, He Doesn’t Follow Christ
I have a burden on my heart: Bad times are coming, and will include a large number of threats we cannot imagine. I want God’s people to come through this with power and glory. I pray that people who call … Continue reading
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Tagged Covenant of Christ, lordship of Christ, pastoral ministry, SSH, tribulation, Unseen Realm, Vox Day, worldliness
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Marriage and Tribulation Norming
We’ve already made clear that Jack’s blog is part of our Radix Fidem community. Jack is family. One of the most important messages coming out of his blog is the catastrophic destruction wreaked by western feminism. What we have now … Continue reading
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Tagged being single, church leadership, covenant family, divorce, eldercraft, marriage, MGTOW, spiritual birth
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2000 Years of Drift
I turn once again to the matter of vision: What is Kiln of the Soul parish all about? There is no way to summarize that in a single document, much less a single statement, as if we are somehow obliged … Continue reading