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Recent Posts: A voice in the wilderness
They asked if you are not the Christ, Elijah, or the Prophet, why are you baptizing? John 1: 28, 29.
Are you Elijah? I am not. Then who are you? John 1:25.
John didn’t refuse to answer. He told them clearly. John 1:19-23.
Grace and truth were realized through Jesus. John 1:15-18.
Passages that speak to the rapture of the Church.
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So that you will know how to conduct yourselves. 1 Timothy 3:14-16
The Mystery of Godliness This is the caption that most translations use, but why, as it only seems to confuse most Christians. Is Godliness a mystery? Well, first, you have to answer the question, what is a mystery? Webster’s dictionary … Continue reading
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Qualifications for a deacon. 1 Timothy 3:8-13.
Paul started this third section of his letter to Timothy discussing the qualifications for a Pastor; depending on the translation, you might see terminologies such as an overseer or a shepherd. I am surprised anyone qualifies, as we are all … Continue reading
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