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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
- Did God give the nations to the angels? Deuteronomy 32:7-9.
- Micah 1:5 part two, What is the transgression of Jacob?
- Thoughts on the Gap Theory, Genesis 1:1-2.
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A layman’s commentary on John chapter 3. Nicodemus and the incredible assertion.
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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 look at Micah. Chapter 1: 6-16. The end of chapter 1.
May I be honest? There are some portions of the Bible that I find tedious, like the book of Numbers and these next few verses. Let’s see if I can invest a bit of life into them. Micah 1:6 MKJV … Continue reading
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A look at the book of Micah, an overview.
As I told you in my previous post, I was recently in Emmett Idaho. On the ranch, there was no internet or phone service, and I was the volunteer groundskeeper for a week. My ability to post was non-existent. I … Continue reading