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joy of relationship not of works
Recently, I have found myself appreciating the joy of God's promise. I don't mean to say that this is a regular occurrence, but more frequently than ever in my life. If it is once a week, maybe twice,…
Created 11 days ago
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Acts 10:1
Acts 10:1 (NIV)
At Caesarea there was a man named Cornelius, a centurion in what was known as the Italian Regiment.Created 3 months ago
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Earned a Badge — Created Your First Bookmark
2012-01-18
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Fear and Sacrifice
As I read today I started asking myself "what is sacrifice?". In the old testament, and this chapter in particular, we are shown that some gods asked that people sacrifice their own children in fire.…
Created about 1 year ago
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such little faith
As I read about Elijah today and how he challenged the followers of baal to a duel, I realized how little faith I have. Elijah was not content just to prove Baal inadequate and God worthy. He was determined…
Created about 1 year ago
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legalism
Yes, the title of this note is very simple and obvious and perhaps it should be. There sometime seems to be arguments amongst the church that occur because there are legalistic opinions. Yet, Jesus clearly…
Created about 1 year ago
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Earned a Badge — Created 10 [Public] Notes
2011-03-28
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Questioning the Lord
Wow. That was my first thought. He is a guy, zacharia, that we were just told was a righteous man that had upheld all the commandments, he was a man that honored God! And with one question he was "stricken"!…
Created about 1 year ago
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the old testament allows the new
As I was reading the "forty years" it struck me that I am forty one years old. And it has taken nearly all those years for me to realize how completely unimpressive I am. I really have no value on this…
Created about 1 year ago
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Why is this Important?
I have to admit, I can not understand why an entire chapter is dedicated to outlining and defining basically the same information that ultimately seems irrelevant. With that said, I am fully aware that…
Created over 1 year ago
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jealousy
This chapter is a bit disconcerting to a "modern" man. What I mean by this is simple. Today, it would seem wrong if we asked our wives to prove their innocence in front of God. It seems to undermine the…
Created over 1 year ago
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and wrote what?
I found it interesting that this chapter is filled with step by step instructions, detailed explanations of seemingly everything, except themessage that was written. Why?
Created over 1 year ago
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did Moses speak for God?
Up until this point, it seems each time Od spoke, the bible indicates that he spoke. But at this point, Moses says God said to kill everybody, and I don't see where God said this. Further, God told Moses,…
Created over 1 year ago
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need much more understanding
As I read through today I couldn't help but wonder why God would want these offerings. I know it mentioned a 'sweet aroma' and I get the idea that innocent blood must be shed for the covering of sin.…
Created over 1 year ago
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first is last is first
I admit that I was often confused by the "whoever is first will be least and whoever is least will be first" phrase when I have read it in the past. Think about how John the Baptist was "least" and could…
Created over 1 year ago
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can we bind what should not be bound?
I read this verse a couple times. Jesus is fairly adamant here that what we bind or loose here is also done in Heaven. As for me, I can't say for certainty I know how to Bind or Loose something. I think…
Created over 1 year ago
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Earned a Badge — Created First [Public] Note
2011-02-01
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a little help from man
More than anything I want to see if this posts to the group. But I do have a simple thought for this verse. It is interesting to consider that God made it such that Moses needed to hold his hands high…
Created over 1 year ago
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Earned a Badge — Subscribed to First Reading Plan
2011-01-06