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How and Why Is It Crashing?
Sometimes you simply must explain things at the most basic level. The study of economics is all about human exchange of goods and services. There are certain basic principles that work all the time and everywhere regardless of other factors. … Continue reading
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Tagged Biblical Law, economic troubles, economics, social context, tribulation
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Tribulation Eldership, Part 3
Yet another way to say it: If the people you encounter will not rise to grace, then deal with them according to biblical law. Our fundamental mission is to share biblical truth and strive to draw the Elect into covenant … Continue reading
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Tagged AI, Biblical Law, Christian Nationalism, convictions, decentralization, economic troubles, information war, politics, tribulation, Zionism
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Tribulation Eldership, Part 2
Another way to say it: If you will not rise to grace, you will fall under the law. Note the play on rise versus fall. Grace puts you in the hands of God, but law puts you in the hands … Continue reading
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Tagged America, computer technology, Dispensationalism, Humility, Iran, Law and Grace, Modern Israel, oppression, prophecy, spiritual discipline, tribulation
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Tribulation Eldership, Part 1
Whoever rejects grace will receive the law. In passing, I’ve noticed that whenever someone scans one of our community blogs via AI, that principle always gets noted in the summary if the writer actually believes it. God deals with humans … Continue reading
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Tagged America, Ancient Rome, eldercraft, individualism, Law and Grace, love, materialism, personal loyalty, politics, tribalism, tribulation
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Building Trust
I never wanted to control others; I’ve always tried to promote them in pursuing their own calling. When I first stated blogging some 25+ years ago, my only interest was simply having my say. I would have been quite surprised … Continue reading
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Tagged Biblical Mysticism, covenant family, faith, leadership, moral development, otherworldly, tribulation, trusting in god
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Few Men Left
This piece is very insightful, but way too long. Let me summarize. When people grow up without a highly specialized society, when they are obliged to spend more of their time in hunting, gathering or agrarian pursuits, everyone has pretty … Continue reading
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Tagged censorship, communism, government policy, oppression, resistance, shepherd role, social conditioning, socialism, tribulation, Zionism
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Enemies of the Zionist State
There are three bills in Congress that should have your attention: National Defense Appropriations Act (NDAA) for 2027, National Intelligence Act (NIA) for 2027, and the Jewish American Security Act (JASA). Those three together represent a surrender of the US … Continue reading
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Tagged Christian Zionists, email, encryption, free email accounts, information war, Judaizers, OpenPGP, persecution of christians, tribulation, Unseen Realm
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JASA Threat
It’s called “state-sponsored religious persecution”. In case it wasn’t obvious to you, Zionism is our federal government’s state-sponsored religion. The Trump administration has been edging closer to this steadily. Now it’s about to be officially legislated: New Bipartisan Bill Seeks … Continue reading
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Tagged Modern Israel, persecution, tribulation, Zionism
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Expectations of Trouble and Recovery
I notice that there are quite a few folks striving to predict where the current trends are going. The problem is that most of them are quite expert at only a few things, and their analysis is restricted to what … Continue reading
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Tagged convictions, economic troubles, politics, prophecy, tribulation, war
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Tend His Sheep
Collate; pull together your memory of Scripture. There were Three Rebellions: (1) The Fall in the Garden forced us into mortal bodies and made us focus on a worldly existence; (2) the Watchers crossed the boundary into this world and … Continue reading
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Tagged divine election, economic troubles, human capabilities, human government, otherworldly, prophecy, shepherd role, tribulation
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