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- Wearing out the saints. Daniel 7:23-26.
- It seems that there is a massive pause. Rev 11:1-4
- You cannot lose your salvation because you are sealed. 2 Corinthians 1:21-22.
- “We have no king but Caesar;” a chilling declaration.
- A short course in Isaiah, chapter 14 verse 3-23. A taunt against the king of Babylon.
- Why would someone feel it is necessary to control us? Galatians 1:6-10
- Paul, the minister to the Gentiles. Romans 15:14-21.
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The mystery of God is finished. Rev 10:10-11:3.
He cried out with a loud voice, as when a lion roars. Revelation 10: 3-8.
Seal up what the seven thunders have said! Do not write it down!
The number of the armies of the horsemen was two hundred million. Rev 9.
Finally, I understand Daniel 7:26, the court will sit for judgment, and his dominion will be taken away.
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An introduction to the Revelation.
I felt that I needed to dive into the Revelation once again. I think that the pressing need for me has everything to do with our rapidly changing global environment; that, and the fact that so many of the video … Continue reading
Posted in Apocalypse, bible study, End times, good news, Israel, Jesus, Prophetic, rapture, rapture, rescue, Revelation, Thoughts, Thoughts on scripture
Tagged Apostle John, bible study, Blessed, bond-servants, Christophany, communicated, end times, future, hear, Israel, Jesus Christ, Jews, last days, prophecy, read, Revelation, the angel of the Lord, thoughts, uncovering, unveiling
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Paul, the minister to the Gentiles. Romans 15:14-21.
The letter to the Church that met in Rome was written approximately A.D. 58, from Corinth. In it, Paul very distinctly asserts that he is now the minister to the Gentiles. Romans 15:14-16 NASB And concerning you, my brethren, I … Continue reading
Posted in Apostle Paul, apostles, bible study, commissioned, disciple, End times, gentiles, God's character, good news, In Christ, Israel, Jews, preach, Romans, the good news, the nations, The supremacy of Christ, Thoughts, Thoughts on scripture
Tagged acceptable, believe, boasting, deed, gentiles, grace, minister, nations, obedience, obey, offering, power, presenting, priest, Romans 15, sanctified, signs, the gospel, word
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Christ the Hope of Jews and Gentiles, Romans 15: 8-13.
Christ the Hope of Jews and Gentiles When we closed our last post, we were counseled to welcome others, just as the Messiah has welcomed us. God nor Paul have changed their minds, and so we continue with Romans chapter … Continue reading
Posted in Apostle Paul, bible study, disciplined, Faith, gentiles, good news, Hope, In Christ, Jesus, Jews, Prayer, Romans, the nations, Thoughts, Thoughts on scripture, understanding
Tagged abound, bible study, Fathers, gentiles, God's truthfulness, hope, in believing, Jewish, joy, making good, Messiah, patriarchs, Peace, pledge, power, promises, Romans, servant
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Do not pass judgment part 2. Romans 14:4-12
When I finished the study on Romans 14: 1-4, I ended with verse four, but I noted that I would return to that same verse when we continued. Here it is. Romans 14:4 NASB Who are you to judge the servant … Continue reading
Posted in Apostle Paul, bible study, Deception, disciplined, forgive, good news, grace, Hope, hypocrisy, In Christ, Jesus, Jews, judgment, Mercy, righteous, Romans, Sin, Thoughts, Thoughts on scripture
Tagged abstain, Christ, convinced, dead, dies, eat, falls, God, holy day, honor, judge, judgment seat, living, Lord, master, observes, Romans 14, servant, stands
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I was asked, how do you study; that and, would you lead us in a Bible study. So, here is an introduction and overview of the first four chapters of Romans.
On August 11, 2019, Pastor Jon Maurer’s sermon was: “A couple of things I wished I had known about reading the Bible.” The irony of this is, I already knew these things. Simply put, I learned them in the school … Continue reading
Posted in Apostle Paul, bible study, caught, Daniel, David, gentiles, God's character, good news, grace, Hope, Jews, King Saul, Mercy, Prophetic, Revelation, Romans, Saul, seven headed beast, Thoughts on scripture
Tagged bible study, Chrestus, Claudius, context, cultural, Epistle to the Romans, gentiles, historic, History, Jews, Nero, partiality, salvation, scandal, slaves, the Bible, the church in Rome, The Revelation, transformation
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Another question from a friend. This time it was, why are there multiple creations of day?
I was asked the question, “In Genesis chapter one, day and night are separated twice; On day one and again on day four.” What was the purpose of this? Why was it separated twice? On day one, we see this. … Continue reading
Posted in bible study, creation, Creation, destruction, false teaching, forgive, Genesis, God's character, good news, grace, Jesus, Mercy, redemption, Thoughts, Thoughts on scripture
Tagged creation, day, fall like lightning, first day, Gap theory, Genesis 1, heavens, In Beginning, Isaiah 45:18, light, night, Satan, stars, sun, without form and void
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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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