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Tag Archives: Sabbath
Young Josiah
Earlier this week I got a brief message from our choir director that told us we had no choir practice and encouraged us to enjoy our week off. As is my fashion, I felt it necessarily to reply somewhat cheekishly … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Biblical History, Christianity, Church of God, History, Musings
Tagged children, education, judgment, law, Sabbath
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Under Intense Scrutiny
One of the gentlemen in our local congregation gave an excellent sermon yesterday on the parable of the talents [1] and on some of its many implications. Among the more intriguing things he said was that commentators of the Bible … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Church of God, Musings, Uncategorized
Tagged communication, Sabbath
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You Have Not Yet Resisted To Blood
Yesterday morning I woke up early and spent the time before heading off to Hood River writing an article about one of my favorite stories in the Bible [1]. This is a story I have long wanted to write about, … Continue reading
Posted in Biblical Art of War, Christianity, Musings
Tagged communication, health, Sabbath
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Cycles Within Cycles: Part Four
[Note: This is the fourth part of a series of post on the cycles of time within the biblical temporal world. Parts one, two, and three have already been posted.] Having already addressed several issues related to biblical time, I … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Biblical History, Christianity, Church of God, History, Musings
Tagged calendar, prophecy, Sabbath
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Cycles Within Cycles: Part Three
[Note: For those interested in what I have already said on this thread please check out part one and part two.] Today I would like to address the second question I asked at the end of part one of this … Continue reading
Book Review: We Have This Hope: Volume Two
We Have This Hope: Volume Two, compiled by David C. Jarnes Having read and greatly enjoyed the previous volume in this collection [1], and being in general a fond reader of books from Church of God and Adventist sources [2], … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Book Reviews, Christianity, Church of God, History
Tagged prophecy, Sabbath
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Book Review: We Have This Hope: Volume One
We Have This Hope: Volume One, compiled by David C. Jarnes For those few outside of Adventist circles who read these book, this volume and its companion are likely to prompt a complex mix of feelings. Included in this mix … Continue reading
Cycles Within Cycles: Part Two
Today I would like to tackle, in sufficient detail as to give a solid answer if not an exhaustive one, one of the questions that I asked at the end of part one of this series: What cycles does … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Biblical History, Christianity, Church of God, History, Musings
Tagged calendar, Sabbath
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Cycles Within Cycles: Part One
Today, as I sit down next to a fireplace and ponder how I will drive over the snow from the home of some friends back to my own home to resume my chores and my normal working life, I am … Continue reading
Book Review: Getaway With God
Getaway With God: The Everywoman’s Guide To Personal Retreat [Note: This book was provided free of charge by Kregel Book Tours. All thoughts and opinions are my own.] The subtitle to this book lets the reader know who this book … Continue reading
