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Signs of Systemic Change
1. Dale Moreau (a disciple of Heiser) recently made it clear he was Arminian in theology. That’s okay; Heiser was too, but never admitted it. It’s as if Paul never said anything about Election, not to mention women leading men. … Continue reading
Posted in tribulation
Tagged Arminianism, banking, covenant, Dale Moreau, divine election, government policy, Michael S. Heiser, petroleum market, trusting in god
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Hebrews 1:1-4
Re: Naked Bible 175: Hebrews 1:1-4 The Septuagint was the “Bible” in use in the first century churches until rather late in the century. It included several books that aren’t part of our canon (Tobit, Judith, Wisdom of Solomon, Sirach, … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged bene elohim, Hebrew grammar, Hebrews, Lady Wisdom, languages, Michael S. Heiser, Septuagint, Word of God
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Heart Truth
From my earliest memory, I knew that God had His hand on my life. By no means did this indicate I lived a charmed existence. Parts of my childhood passed in homelessness, and poverty was never far away. Further, I … Continue reading
Posted in personal
Tagged convictions, divine calling, divine election, heart-led, Michael S. Heiser, mission, Unseen Realm
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Tired, Too
We have a trio of items for this week’s Bible lesson. First, review Genesis 3:21 where God clothed Adam and Eve with skins. These days, everyone assumes this is an obscure reference to shedding blood as forerunner to the sacrificial … Continue reading
Heiser and Leviticus 15
Re: Naked Bible 75: Leviticus 12-15 Last year I was wading through Heiser’s series on Leviticus. I didn’t cover much of it here, but picked out items of special interest. However, since that time, something he said in this particular … Continue reading
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Tagged fleshly nature, Law of Moses, Leviticus, Michael S. Heiser, mortality, otherworldly, ritual observances
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Melchizedek Part 3
Re: Naked Bible 168: Melchizedek Part 2 During the Second Temple Period (AKA, Intertestamental Period), the messianic expectations began to arise. Along with this was a lot of speculation about the role of Melchizedek in light of passages like Psalm … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged Divine Council Worldview, Elohim Council, Josephus, Jubilee, Melchizedek, Michael, Michael S. Heiser, Philo, Qumran Community, Second Temple, the Devil, Watchers
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Cain’s Wife and Election
People keep asking: Where did Cain’s wife come from? The answer is not direct. We have to go back to were Cain stood, in the sense of what Scripture tells us. We must restore to our minds the biblical outlook … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged Biblical Studies, Dale Moreau, divine election, eternal nature, Garden of Eden, Hebrew epistemology, Hebrew Mysticism, human awareness, Michael S. Heiser, mortality
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Melchizedek Part 1
For once, I’m not walking with Heiser very closely. I’ll be paralleling his podcast series on Melchizedek, but relying on studies from other authors. The difficulty I have here is that, if you really need footnotes and references, I no … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged Abraham, Bible History, Canaan, Conquest, Dale Moreau, geography, Jebusites, Jerusalem, Joshua, King David, Melchizedek, Michael S. Heiser, Mount Zion, Nephilim, OT History, pagan religions
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Responding to Questions
I received a few questions I felt were worth sharing. Though I’m not a fan of either TPUSA or Candace Owens, from where I stand, it seems that the dispute stems from some senseless secrecy. TPUSA has been hijacked and … Continue reading
The Gift of Truth
The word “unchurch” has been used by several different organizations. I wasn’t aware of any of them when I decided to steal the idea of “uncola” and apply it to church. I wrote up my concept 20 years ago; my … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged alternative church, education, Michael S. Heiser, open source, seminary
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