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A commentary on John 1:45-46. We have found Him of whom Moses in the Law and also the Prophets wrote—Jesus of Nazareth, the son of Joseph
Answers for Rick. The leaves of the tree are for the healing of the nations. Revelation 22.
Scriptures that speak to our knowing, within a tight window of opportunity, when Jesus will return for His bride.
I finally heard a Pastor take a bold stance and say, I am 100% going to declare the day; and so am I.
I am no different than you. I, too, have to fight through the fears and verbal attacks from zealots.
Category Archives: Galatians
“He will speak out against the Most High and wear down the saints,” is this speaking of the Antichrist?
Recently, Joel Richardson, the author of The Islamic Antichrist; The Mideast Beast; When a Jew rules the World, and a few others, posted a true or false question on his twitter account. This is a close approximation of what he … Continue reading
Posted in antichrist, Antichrist, apologetics, Assyrians, bible study, deception, destruction, End times, enemies, false prophet, false teaching, gentiles, Gog, invasion, Islam, mortal wound, one world religion, overtaken, Prayer, Prophetic, Revelation, Sin, strongholds, ten horns and seven heads, Thoughts, Thoughts on scripture, ungodliness, unrighteousness, war, wickedness
Tagged alter seasons, alter the law, antichrist, Bible study (Christian), Blaspheme god, Caliphate, Daniel 7, exhaust the saints, Islamic Antichrist, Jews, Joel Richardson, little horn, revelation 13, Sharia law, War on Israel
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Saul, the witch of Endor, and one very angry prophet. 1 Samuel 28.
I get asked a lot of questions. Some of them are sound and reasonable, others, not so much. This one initiated with some vehemency about who the witch of Endor called up from the dead. Because the Dake’s Bible side … Continue reading
Posted in 1 Samuel, bible study, caught, character study, deception, fallen angels, familiar spirits, gullibility, hypocrisy, King Saul, necromancer, Saul, Sin, Thoughts on scripture, ungodliness, wickedness, witch, wizards, wrath.
Tagged 1 Samuel, charalatan, divination, divine beings, dreams, elohim, familiar spirits, god-like, gods, inquire, mediums, Philistines, prophets, Samuel, Saul, spirits, the witch of endor, wizards
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His invisible qualities—both his eternal power and his divine nature—have been clearly seen, because they can be understood from what he has made. Romans 1:20,21.
Although I ended on Romans 1:20 previously, that was several weeks ago, and we probably forgot what it says; besides that, it helps us understand verse 21 better. Romans 1:20-21 CJB For ever since the creation of the universe his … Continue reading
Posted in Apostle Paul, bible study, creation, Creation, forgive, gentiles, God's character, grace, Hell, Jesus, Jews, overtaken, Romans, The supremacy of Christ, Thoughts on scripture, ungodliness, unrighteousness
Tagged character, creation, divine nature, eternal power, foolish, futile in their thinking, idolatrous, invisible qualities, morally wicked, Romans, undiscerning hearts, universe, unveiled, vain
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Romans 1:16-17, I am not ashamed.
As a child, raised in the church, the idea of being a missionary was shoved down our throats constantly. Being a missionary meant preaching, trying to convert all the people you came in contact with, and because most of these … Continue reading
Posted in Apostle Paul, bible study, confidence, Faith, finisher, forgive, Freedom from sin, Jesus, Jews, Mercy, restore, Romans, Sin, the good news, Thoughts on scripture
Tagged Apostle Paul, ashamed, Epistle to the Romans, Faith, forgiven, gentiles, good news, Gospel, Jews, righteousness, salvation, sanctified, set apart, the law, the power of God
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The Apostleship of Paul. Romans 1:1-6.
Do you ever wonder what our purpose and goals are? I am not talking about standing at the door of a grocery store and passing out Jesus loves you tracks; I am talking about our hope and destiny. Well, I … Continue reading
Posted in apologetics, Apostle Paul, apostles, bible study, commissioned, Cult teachings, Deception, disciple, disciplined, End times, false teaching, gentiles, good news, hypocrisy, Jews, preach, Romans, Thoughts, Thoughts on scripture
Tagged apologetics, Apostle Paul, apostles, apostleship, brokenness, commissioned, disciples, everlasting kingdom, good news, grace, hope, Messiah, Peace, preach, prophecy fulfilled, Romans
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On the idea of judgment. 1Corinthians 6:2,3.
The conversation was wrapped around a challenge from the local university students who asked my friend what he thought of the idea that angels are superior to humans, God’s creation. I suppose this challenge emanated from some liberal professor who … Continue reading
Posted in 1 Corinthians, angels, bible study, fallen angels, God's character, grace, In Christ, judge angels, judgment, pagans, Saints, sexual sin, Thoughts, Thoughts on scripture
Tagged 1 Corinthians, acceptance, adultery, Apostle Paul, believers, bible study, boasting, forbidden, judgment, outsiders, sexual sin, testimony, the church, wicked, witnesses
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Romans 1:1. Paul, a slave of Christ Jesus.
With the understanding that Jesus is God, I began to study the gospels where the actions and words of Jesus were laid out before me. If my perception was correct, and Jesus was God, then I was seeing God in action. I could not worry about the “law” with all its regulations; I merely observed the life of Jesus. Continue reading
Posted in Apostle Paul, bible study, God's character, grace, In Christ, Jesus, Law of liberty, Mercy, restore, Romans, Thoughts, Thoughts on scripture
Tagged abuse, Apostle, Bible, bully, chosen, Christ, Christian, civil rights, God's character, good news, home, Martin Luther King Jr., news, parents, permanent relation, preach, sent, servitude, slave, slavery, unjust treatment, upbringing
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A heavily modified version of an old post on Hebrews 5:11. It’s hard for you to learn.
I, for the longest time, thought of myself as a slow learner. It turns out that I am more of a visual learner, for once I get the imagery in my head, that scriptural scene usually stays with me forever. So, when it comes to my experiences in comprehending the Bible, the understanding has come through repetition and a great deal of writing. The writing has been my opportunity to ask God my questions, no matter how awkward or embarrassing, and put forth my heartfelt challenges. Continue reading
Posted in Apostasy, bible study, End times, false teaching, God's character, grace, Hebrews, Hope, hypocrisy, In Christ, Jerusalem, Jesus, judgment, Mercy, redemption, wisdom
Tagged bible study, Christ, context, converts, disabilities, Hebrews 5:11, high priest, insult, learned, made perfect, patterns, prophetic, slow to learn, submission, suffered, superiority, writing
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God’s steadfast love and compassion. Micah 7:18-20.
This post will be the end of our journey through Micah’s prophecy. The NLT translation headlines this section as, God’s Steadfast Love and Compassion If you have been following my study on Micah, then you will agree that what Micah … Continue reading
Posted in bible study, creation, Creation, End times, forgive, gentiles, God's character, grace, Hope, Jews, judgment, Mercy, Micah, Prophetic, Sin, Thoughts, Thoughts on scripture
Tagged character of God, judgment, kindness, last days, love, Micah, ocean, Old Testament, prophecy, Scripture, Sin, study, thoughts
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Micah 6:10,11. Houses filled with treasure gain by cheating.
As I contrast the various Bible versions, the common theme I see is treasure, improperly acquired, and stored up in the houses of the wicked. Since we have established that the wicked, in this instance, are the leaders, who have become wealthy at the cost of those they have done business with, then I can make the argument that the wealthy of Israel had given themselves to the Babylonian spirits of lust and greed. Continue reading
Posted in armies, Assyrians, bible study, caught, condemnation, destruction, End times, God's character, guilt, invasion, Islam, Israel, Jerusalem, Jews, judgment, Micah, overtaken, Sin, Things I have never noticed before, Thoughts, Thoughts on scripture, war
Tagged a heap of ruins, Babylon, Babylon system, cheaters, doctrines of greed, Illuminati, lust, Matthew 24, Micah 6, New World Order, snare, spiritual darkness, treasures of wickedness, wicked
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