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Deuteronomy 8:18
by Don Costello
Outline study of Deuteronomy 8:18
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Children of God
by Fergus Davar
About how people become God's children, ONLY through Jesus.
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One Day in the Bible Moses
by Jasti Victor
The turning point for Moses was the day he saw the burning bush and talked to God face to face.
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God's Love
by Fergus Davar
A small study on God's love from my Bible.
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A little about grace
by Fergus Davar
A small study on grace
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Temporary Blindness
by Pam Ford Davis
We often experience temporary blindness.
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Marah (bitter water)
by Fergus Davar
The story from Exodus 15, that we go through many a times in our own lives
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The Bible story of Bartimaeus
by Fergus Davar
A story that shows that there is no one who is not capable of having faith in Jesus, especially when HIS grace is upon him. If God can make a blind beggar have faith in Him, in-spite of His troubles then can there be anyone who can fall out of His grace?
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Christians: His chosen people
by Fergus Davar
The mystery about those who accepted Christ as their Lord and Savior, being predestined for Salvation from the very beginning.
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"Job" in the New Testament
by Fergus Davar
The book of Job is from the Old Testament but putting it in context of the New Testament, it then sheds some amazing light.
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Does God Exist?
by Fergus Davar
Using Science to preaching the Gospel to non believers
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Jesus the Good Teacher (Luke 18)
by Fergus Davar
Some insight into the common non-Christian misinterpretation of the "Good Teacher" that the Jewish Leader used, to refer to Jesus in Luke 18.
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Psalm 23:6
by Stanley Hasegawa
Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me All the days of my life and I will dwell in the house of the LORD Forever.
(Psalm 23:6 KJV)
I am meditating on this way to understand this verse:
Surely your goodness and your faithful, loyal-love will pursue me all my days, and I will live in the Lord's house for the rest of my life.
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What Is the Alternative to the Yoke of Christ?
by Stanley Hasegawa
What is the alternative to the yoke of Christ? To answer this question, let us compare Matthew 11:29-30 and Isaiah 46:1-2
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Did I Do That?
by Pam Ford Davis
What we do catches us by surprise.
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Homily: We reflect on two Apostles, by Peter Menkin
by Peter Menkin
I thought and my heart said they are Apostles who spoke of God, spoke to and into the world, and gave us hope, having been commissioned by Christ himself when alive. Almost mythical in dimension, they are separate from the special yet regular disciple. When sent out into the world to speak the Good News Apostles had that wonderful and special spirit upon them: The Holy Spirit. They are the special disciples of Christ, extraordinary and unique in the history of the world.
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Psalms 24:4
by Stanley Hasegawa
If my life is like a jar of clay, I want to be one who does not lift up for emptiness, my jar of clay. I don't want to fill myself with worldly emptiness according to my will and my own efforts. I want God to fill me with all his fullness according to his will and his power.
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Foreknew. Predestined.
by Michael Shoesmith
What exactly does the Bible say about predestination? Read on for more.
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Hell Is Not Your Final Destination
by Michael Shoesmith
According to the Bible, nobody will spend eternity in hell. Read on to find out why.
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There's No Busy-ness Like Angel Busy-ness
by Michael Shoesmith
Angels! Why are they here? What is their purpose in out lives? Read on for more.
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Healing from Serpent of Brass
by Waqar Daniel
Why did God command Moses to make a fiery serpent so that anyone who has been bitten by the serpent may look at the bronze serpent so that he/she may live?
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Jesus and other sons of gods
by Waqar Daniel
A comparison between Jesus being Son of the God most High and others claiming to be sons of gods
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Hopeless Battle
by Pam Ford Davis
Are you fighting a hopeless battle?
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The Trinity Explained
by Michael Shoesmith
People have struggled for centuries to properly explain the doctrine of the Trinity. This article puts a fresh face on it. I believe it accurately explains the doctrine in a way that everyone can understand. Enjoy.
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Christian Tithing - Separating Fact From Fiction
by R. Renee
Is biblical tithing for today's Christian church? Should Christians tithe? What does the Bible really say about tithing? The following article is a brief study that presents biblical facts about tithing that many believers may not know.
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Did Luke the Physician Write the Book of Acts?
by Robert Randle
Tradition has it that the author of the gospel of "LUKE" and "ACTS" of the Apostles were written by the same individual, and that is by, Luke the 'beloved' Physician. Although it is difficult to prove with absolute certainty, there may have in fact been more than just a single source for the events recorded in the book of ACTS. Almost the entire first half of the book highlights the ministry of the Apostle Peter, and there is no internal or external evidence that Peter and Luke ever knew each other.
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And they came to Elim.
by Jasti Victor
God was preparing the people of Israel, giving them the much needed rest at Elim, because HE had a greater plan for them, to take them to the Promised Land.
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Overview of the O.T. Messianic references in the Gospels
by Robert Randle
The book of LUKE has more events than any of the other gospels but MATTHEW appears to be the source, especially Messianic prophesies from the Old Testament, which are included in the other narratives. It will be shown, although not surprising, that the Gospel of JOHN has the largest compillation of material from sources that are independent from the standard MATTHEW references. So then, in the entire combined Gospel narratives there are roughly 59 separate citations from the Old Testament Scriptures ("Tanakh") pertaining to the Messiah.
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Was the Pharaoh during the Israelite Enslavement and Deliverance a Native Egyptian?
by Robert Randle
We have all read the story many times of the miraculous deliverance of the children of Israel from the oppressive yoke of Egyptian slavery. Even Cecile B. deMille's made-for- television movie, "The Ten Commandments" offers a possible glimpse into what that great event might have looked liked, but is that the whole story as the Biblical narrative conveys? The Pharaoh of Egypt didn't heed God's voice because he didn't know Him or His Name, but would his refusal have been a little bit more understandable if he, the Pharaoh or King of Egypt was not native to the country but rather a foreigner?
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Israel's Judgment and Call To Repentance
by Cindie York
Israel is called to repentance but their response was inadequate, falling short of the will of God.
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