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A Two-Edged Sword
I share this for the sake of accountability; it’s not intended to convince you so much as to provoke your own contemplation. My conclusion rests not on some powerful prophetic impression, but rather a passive sense of moral justice. Several … Continue reading
Posted in social sciences
Tagged intelligence, middle-east, peace, prophecy, war
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Bits and Pieces 24
Two weeks ago, my desire to ride on the roads evaporated — poof! Yesterday was a little cool and I felt inclined to ride my bike at a new trails park that our city had constructed with a lot of … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged browsers, computer technology, cycling, Networked Civilization, Tor, tribulation, war
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Hope I’m Wrong about This
Since I woke up this morning, I’ve had this awful sense that something bad was going to come upon the US. To start with, it was just a sense of alienation. But the longer I prayed about it, this thing … Continue reading
It’s Upon Us
This is not prophecy, per se, but my viewpoint. Let’s review what we can surmise so far. The electorate fought back against all the plutocrat efforts and elected Trump, largely because he pandered to the pent up anger. This was … Continue reading
Fighting Babylon
This is in response to some offline questions. The Tower of Babel symbolizes a false religion used to oppress and to violate fundamental Biblical Law. The false religion was a form of astrology. The fundamental law transgression was an attempt … Continue reading
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Tagged Christian Zionists, globalism, imperialism, politics, prophecy, virtual world, war
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Off the Cuff 04
This is not about Israel so much as about the US. Let me reiterate that this is one of those prophetic fires that you aren’t required to believe, but that I am required to put up here on the blog. … Continue reading
Aftermath
The rebel activity virtually stopped along the pipeline. During a joint investigation with a senate intelligence committee, in a closed door hearing, Tim learned that the clandestine funding for the rebels had evaporated. Ned later learned that the VIPs had … Continue reading
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Tagged artificial intelligence, computer technology, espionage, fiction, war
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The Courier 09
Franklin waited with a blank face until the man was out of earshot. “Bess, what are their flight plans for the rest of their day?” She responded with a list that included the location of a key field commander who … Continue reading
The Courier 07
Barry had troubled dreams of earth turned into a gray, smoking landscape of craters, devoid of life. While it filled him with a resolve to act, he couldn’t find anything he might do that satisfied that inner demand. Maybe it … Continue reading
Mysticism and Moral Reality
It’s one thing for me to teach Biblical Law, offering it as the ideal for human existence. It’s quite a different thing for me to suggest choices we might make in the current context. And it is yet again something … Continue reading
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Tagged Anglo-American culture, civilization, peace, racism, war
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