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False Advertising
It’s a personal hobby horse: I’d rather be brutally honest and let things fall where they may than to ever be guilty of deception. I found a decent explanation of how a great many modern church organizations are attempting to … Continue reading
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Tagged annihilation, Christology, church, eldership, Elohim Council, feudalism, kiln of the soul, Nephilim, radix fidem, religious denominations, the Devil, tribalism, Watchers
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They Despise Us
You may be familiar with the term “geofencing” — a technique used to identify targets for an advertising campaign. Some agency will mark out a territory wherein they want to harvest targets for their ad campaign in the belief that … Continue reading
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Tagged advertising, cellphones, Christian Zionists, Modern Israel, technology, Zionism
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Retreat Is a Treat
This week’s Bible lesson will bend the definition a bit. From time to time Jesus would break away from the burdens of ministry to be alone with His disciples. Getting away from the daily grind to give more space for … Continue reading
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Tagged covenant family, Covenant of Christ, fellowship, spiritual retreat, teaching
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Ignoring God’s Boundaries
Re: Heiser’s Naked Bible Podcast on Leviticus 10 The main point I picked up was that the Hebrew narrative is a little ambiguous in wording regarding the death of Nadab and Abihu. Heiser reminds us that there is only one … Continue reading
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Tagged communion, Covenant of Christ, holidays, Law of Moses, Leviticus, ritual observances, sacrificial love
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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
Would Love to Have You
We could sum it up like this: We are the gospel message. We live by faith and conviction. We bow the knee to Christ as Lord. We obey the Covenant, and that is Jesus’ command to love each other as … Continue reading
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Tagged convictions, evangelism, faith, lordship of Christ, sacrificial love
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Wrong Thoughts; No Thought
Dr. Heiser says something that American Christians in particular need to hear: We as Christians need unity; we do not need conformity. The problem is that most Christians are convinced that it is theologically necessary to have conformity. In other … Continue reading
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Tagged reality, scholarship, worldliness
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Adding to Apocalypse
If this report is accurate, the situation in the Middle East should get far more complicated very quickly. It’s the ultimate expression of Dispensationalism: Some Zionist Christian Americans helping some Zionist Israeli extremists get ready to build the Third Temple … Continue reading
Septuagint and NT
I don’t recall it being mentioned in the book, but in the documentary film about Heiser’s Demons, he mentions something that is not obvious to a lot of people. In the New Testament, we see the terminology of spirit beings … Continue reading
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Tagged angels, demons, Elohim Council, Hebrew Scripture, Hebrew writing, Michael S. Heiser, Septuagint
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