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On the idea of judgment. 1Corinthians 6:2,3.
Romans 1:1. Paul, a slave of Christ Jesus.
A heavily modified version of an old post on Hebrews 5:11. It’s hard for you to learn.
In the midst of a conversation, the statement was made, that the 144,000 get raptured. Sorry, I could not let it lie.
God’s steadfast love and compassion. Micah 7:18-20.
Tag Archives: gentiles
A look at Micah. Chapter 1 verse 5. What is the rebellion of Jacob? Is it not Samaria?
When you read any mention of Samaria in the New Testament, you would think it was a forbidden city to the Jews; that was not the case; however, the hatred and animosity of the Samaritans indeed ran deep for a very long time. This disgust and hatred began developing over 930 years earlier. Continue reading
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Tagged Assyrians, Earth, gentiles, Heaven, Hezekiah, Isaiah, Israel, Jews, Judah, judgment, Micah, nations, prophecy, Samaria
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A look at the book of Micah, chapter 1 verses 2-4.
Occasionally some bible reference comes from the speaker and I feel like I got left behind because I realize I know so little about the person or the subject matter; Micah is one of those books. To be honest, there … Continue reading
Posted in bible study, End times, enemies, invasion, Jerusalem, Jesus, Jews, judgment, Micah, Millennium, overtaken, Prophetic, Revelation, Thoughts on scripture
Tagged armies of heaven, Assyrians, Earth, gentiles, Heaven, Hezekiah, Isaiah, Israel, Jews, Judah, judgment, Micah, nations, prophecy, Samaria
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Questions and challenges: Revelation 20 and the Great White Throne.
Questions and challenges: Revelation 20 and the Great White Throne. The premise, posed far too many times, is that God sends everyone appearing before this throne to the lake of fire and it’s eternal hell. Question: If all you used … Continue reading
Posted in bible study, End times, false teaching, gentiles, God's character, Jerusalem, Jesus, Jews, judgment, Matthew's gospel, Mercy, Our being caught up, Revelation, Thoughts on scripture
Tagged Apostle John, deception, end times, gentiles, Great White Throne, Jesus, Jews, judgment, Matthew 25, rapture, Revelation, Scripture, the nations
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A study/commentary on 2 Thessalonians 2: 1-4
I primarily use the NASB, but occasionally I find it deficient; I will insert other translations if they can clarify the context. Those translations will be duly noted. Chapter one was an appropriate greeting, but chapter two stands alone and … Continue reading
Posted in 2 Thessalonians, Apostasy, Apostle Paul, bible study, End times, false teaching, gentiles, Jesus, Jews, judgment, Revelation
Tagged 2 Thessalonians, apostasy, Bible, deception, falling away, false teaching, gentiles, harpazo, high priest, Islamic Antichrist, Jesus return, Jews, man of lawlessness, Muslims, rapture, the church, the temple
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With the purpose of getting his family back. Galatians 2:15,16
In Galatians 2:14 we see Paul, recapping his aggressive challenge of Peter’s actions; over an event that may have happened 18 years prior. But when I saw that they were not behaving consistently with the truth of the gospel, I … Continue reading
Posted in bible study, false teaching, Freedom from sin, Galatians, gentiles, God's character, grace, Hope, hypocrisy, In Christ, Jerusalem, Jews, judgment, Thoughts
Tagged Apostle Paul, Apostle Peter, Bible, Christianity, end times, freedom, Galatians, gentiles, God's word, grace, hope, Jerusalem, Jesus Christ, Jews, Mercy, Mosaic Law, Scripture
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A typical question from my Sunday morning adult study.
I am not a college trained theologian, I just use my brain, what I have left of it, and I think. As a friend said recently, “I am a Berean.” I guess that might imply that he is also from … Continue reading
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Tagged Faith, gentiles, God, grace, Jews, Mercy, Paul the Apostle, righteousness, Scripture, the nations
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