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Category Archives: bible study
New Years day and this is what you preach, the institution of the Lord’s supper? Mark 14:22 – 42
Yeah, I know, burning your bridges gives you limited access back across the river, and that, unfortunately, is where some of the humans are, but I have done just that on several occasions. One of the problems this act creates … Continue reading
What do you say about yourself? John 1:21-23
The Apostle John is trying to convey who this Jesus was, not that they did not know for he was writing to believers – Jewish believers, converts. These converts, especially on John’s part, were not asked to leave the richness … Continue reading
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Aren’t you just a bit curious about what John had to say? John 1:19-20
In a recent post, I talked about spending time in a psyche hospital and how they asked me how long my parents had been alcoholics. That generated some negative feedback, not from a reader, but from a relative. Sadly, I … Continue reading
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Tagged Belief, Bible, Christ, Faith, future, Holy spirit, hope, Israel, Jesus, John the Baptist, last days, Messiah, pharisees, prophecy, rapture, Scripture, study
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Why would John have to say that? John 1:18
The Apostle John had just finished saying, “John *testified about Him and cried out, saying, “This was He of whom I said, ‘He who comes after me has a higher rank than I, for He existed before me.’” For of … Continue reading
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In the beginning, before all time. John 1:1
I don’t know about you, but I have had some odd conversations about this very thing. The conversations sound a lot like this: So, when did time begin? You mean, God was just hanging out in space and decided to … Continue reading
A laymen’s overview of John’s gospel.
Having heard the theological breakdowns of John’s gospel, I am acknowledging that these portrayals are most assuredly there. However, all those word pictures seem to do little for me as I am always taken back by the power and depth of … Continue reading
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A short course in Isaiah, chapter 14 verse 3-23. A taunt against the king of Babylon.
If you recall, this all started with a video I reposted on Facebook. In that video, the Pope was portrayed as having used this passage about someone. I realize this is very vague, but so is my memory, and I … Continue reading
Posted in bible study, End times, Prophetic, Thoughts on scripture
Tagged Belief, Bible, Book of Isaiah, end times, God, Holy spirit, Isaiah, Israel, Jesus Christ, Jews, last days, Old Testament, prophecy, prophet, Revelation, Scripture
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A short course in Isaiah. Chapter 13 – The message about Babylon.
Now this is where it gets interesting. Isaiah 13:1 NET. This is a message about Babylon that God revealed to Isaiah, son of Amoz: My first question is, what do we know about Isaiah? While this may not seem important … Continue reading
Posted in Apostasy, bible study, Deception, End times, Prophetic, Things I have never noticed before, Thoughts, Thoughts on scripture
Tagged Assyria, Babel, Babylon, Belief, Bible, Book of Isaiah, bullies, deception, end times, giants, God, God's word, Holy spirit, Isaiah, Israel, Jesus Christ, last days, Nimrod, prophecy, prophet, Scripture, study, tyrant
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A short course in Isaiah. Chapter 12.
Everywhere I go, where “Christians” gather, they speak foolishness, falsities, and opinion. They don’t talk truth. They lean upon tradition and false teachings. How would I know this? I sit in their bible studies; I gather with them at the … Continue reading
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Adventures in False teaching. Chapter two – Is there a judgment of the nations?
Have you ever heard the saying, “you should have been there!” If you had you would better understand why I responded with the comment, “it was comparable to watching a tornado tear through a farm.” I made this statement in … Continue reading
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