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Daily Archives: October 24, 2018
Our Father in Heaven – Matthew 6:9
Reading Acts The pattern Jesus offers is traditionally called The Lord’s Prayer. Jesus does not commanded his disciples to repeat these words; rather he gives this as a pattern for prayer. The words are your own, but typically these are … Continue reading
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Soulen-fixing the story we tell — theoutwardquest
In The God of Israel and Christian Theology, R. Kendall Soulen proposes an alternative to the standard story Christian theologians have told since the 2nd century. In a short chapter, he tells us what the rest of the book will … Continue reading
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The king of the north — Triablogue
At the same time, Whitcomb raises some legitimate arguments that call into question whether the prophecies in Daniel culminate solely in the second century BCE. If the King of the North was only the Seleucid Empire, Whitcomb asks, why does … Continue reading
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Derek Leman on Genesis 19 (Sodom and Gomorrah Story)
Derek Leman’s Daily Portion today comments on the Sodom and Gomorrah story in Genesis 19. Here are his comments: The contrast between Lot’s seeming riches and Abraham’s humble wealth continues. Abraham remains the migrant owner of flocks in the dry … Continue reading
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James' Ramblings 