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Husband and Lord
Ladies, you don’t have to call him “master and lord,” but if you don’t treat your man like one, you will incur God’s wrath. As a writer, being repetitive is a problem. As a prophet it’s necessary. As a part … Continue reading
God's Copyright
As I’m reading on TechDirt the evil and sinful antics of those who claim to hold copyrights to this and that art work, etc., I am reminded of what God’s Laws have to say about such things. The problem for … Continue reading
Repentance Activist
Let’s explore the conceptual boundaries. Try to imagine some really daring radical activists, the short who sleep in their vehicles, climb man-made structures not at all designed for climbing, and hanging their banners and such to promote their political and … Continue reading
Introduction to Jonah
Jonah is well established historically. He hails from Gath-hepher, a hilltop village near Nazareth, up in Zebulon’s tribal territory. Does any prophet arise from Galilee? Jonah was one. He appeared as prophet during the reign of Jeroboam II, somewhere between … Continue reading
Moral Covering
A fundamental element of the universe is moral covering. While most Christians do recognize the term “spiritual covering”, it’s loaded with false baggage. It is a mystical concept, requiring a mystical epistemology to absorb and use, but it has more … Continue reading
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God Weeps
In some tiny, feeble ways, I believe I understand how God feels about America — it makes me cry, too. I warned him before the ceremony he would regret this choice. He understood and took it seriously, but did not … Continue reading
Not Created Equal
It is a blasphemous heresy to suggest we all should treat each other equally. That line from the US Declaration of Independence is evil: “all men are created equal.” Not simply in the choice of words, but in what they … Continue reading
Obadiah
As always, we must recognize a significant portion of the text is parabolic. Yet parts of it we can recognize in literal events in history. Most importantly is the clear lesson how God judges the nations impartially, even when the … Continue reading
Obadiah: Introduction
We have no idea who was the prophet Obadiah. We cannot match him to any other Obadiah who appears in the historical narratives. Nor can we precisely determine his dates, because there are four similar events which match what he … Continue reading
Abuse of Honesty
Being honest can be wrong. Saturday, my wife and I went to a picnic. It was for her high school reunion. A few people knew who I was, but there was precious little conversation for me. That was fine, because … Continue reading