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- Wearing out the saints. Daniel 7:23-26.
- An open letter to the church
- Jesus has returned from the wilderness... Matthew 4:13-18.
- An essay from Hebroots.com entitled: No Man knows the Day or the Hour.
- A Standard Jewish perception? James 2:1-13.
- He opened His mouth and taught them. Matthew 5:1-4.
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- Another sign. A repost from Feburary of 2013.
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Recent Posts: A Voice in the Wilderness
A layman’s commentary on John chapter 3. Nicodemus and the incredible assertion.
But exclude the courtyard outside the temple _ a layman’s commentary. John 2:18-25
While being announced by the Father is great, no one understood by Jesus. John 2: 13-22.
It started out as the Lord’s passover. A layman’s commentary on John chapter two, verses 11-13.
No doubt, He is coming to judge and make war, but this is NOT the final judgment. Revelation 20:4.
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A controversy about the sheep and the goats. Matthew 25.
The post discusses a controversial interpretation of Jesus’ teachings about the sheep and goats in Matthew 25, emphasizing the importance of scriptural accuracy. The author critiques a Bible study leader for promoting unsupported claims, arguing for individual scripture study, and highlights the need for theological integrity. Ultimately, confusion arises from differing interpretations of Christ’s judgment and mercy. Continue reading
Posted in bible study, God's character, Matthew's gospel, Revelation, Saints, the nations, thrones, Tribulation, war, wrath.
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What is the purpose of the rapture – the catching away of the Church.
The content discusses the rapture, God’s wrath, and enduring tribulations, emphasizing that believers may be subjected to injustice but will not suffer God’s wrath. Biblical references illustrate God’s anger towards sin and disobedience, stressing the significance of salvation through Jesus. It concludes with the future gathering of the church to Christ. Continue reading
Posted in 1 Thessalonians, appointed, bible study, fire, rapture, rapture, unrighteousness, wrath.
Tagged 1Thessalonians 5:8-9, Anger, appointed, Belief, Bible, Christ, Christianity, God, guilty, hatred, hostility, Jesus, Lord, obtain, prophecy, punishment, rapture, rebelled, salvation, scorned, Scripture, suffer, unpunished, wrath
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Babylon the great, Mother of harlots. Revelation 17:3
The commentary discusses the interpretation of “Mystery Babylon” as it relates to Jerusalem and God’s word. It argues that Babylon, once significant, is now spiritually representative and warns against misleading teachings that suggest its physical rebuilding. Continue reading
Posted in bible study, Harlot, Harlot of Revelation, Jerusalem, judgment, mystery, Revelation, Revelation 13:3, two witnesses, wilderness
Tagged a woman, abominations, adorned, Babylon, Beast, Bible, blasphemous, Christianity, end times, God, God's word, gold, gold cup, immorality, Jeremiah, Jerusalem, last days, mother of harlots, mystery, names, pearls, precious stones, prophecy, Revelation, revelation 13, Revelation 17, rising, scarlet, Scripture, sea, seven heads, ten horns, unclean
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The galactic size and impact of God. John 1:3. Commentary on the book of John.
The content explores the divine nature and presence of Jesus Christ, affirming His central role in creation as indicated in John 1:3. It highlights instances in the Old Testament where God manifests physically, suggesting these appearances, called Theophanies, are representations of Jesus. The discussion includes examples involving Adam, Eve, Hagar, and Moses. Continue reading
Posted in bible study, creation, Creation, Genesis, Gospel of John
Tagged all things, Bible, came into being, Christianity, Faith, found, God, human form, Jesus, John 1:3, nothing, Scripture, theophany, through Him
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Understanding Joel 2: Hope Amid Darkness
Call me what you wish, but know this. I will deliver what I feel the Lord is telling me to say. The day of the Lord is upon us. Even in the midst of darkness, His word and His Spirit will still … Continue reading
Posted in a day of clouds, bible study, blackness, darkness and gloom, dreadful, everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved, I will pour out my spirit, Joel, rend your heart, return to me, sending calamity, The Day of the Lord, Thoughts on scripture
Tagged Bible, Christianity, day of the Lord, end of ages, end times, God, Holy spirit, Jerusalem, Jesus, Joel, Lord, Mount Zion, New International Version, Revelation, Tribulation
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Understanding the Great Sign of Revelation 12:1
Yes, I know, I haven’t posted for some time now. Excuses, I have none, but life certainly gets in the way, and I went through a dry spell. Revelation 12:1 NASB A great sign appeared in heaven: a woman clothed with … Continue reading
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Young earth or old earth, is it worth the fight?
At a time when we may be sitting at the edge of the church’s removal from earth, it seems strange to ask the question, “Are we dealing with a young earth or an old one?” Science, with its ties to … Continue reading
Posted in assumption, bible study, creation, Creation, creationist, Earth, Genesis, Jeremiah, old earth, undefined time period
Tagged Bible, Christianity, chronology, creation, creationist, day, Genesis, God, Isaiah 45:18, James Ussher, Jesus, old earth, sunrise, sunset, time, year, yom, young earth
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Those who are under the yoke of slavery – 1 Timothy 6: 1
We have moved into 1 Timothy chapter six. I thought we would never get here. I have got to tell you that this opening line leaves me with the feeling that we have lost the context, and I will show … Continue reading
Posted in 1 Timothy, Apostle Paul, bible study, disciplined, grace, hypocrisy, Law of liberty, Mercy, Peace, spiritual gifts, Thoughts on scripture
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A Voice in the Wilderness 