
Gift of His Word
The good news that brings light to the dark world we live in - the gift of salvation. Jesus Christ died for our sins, was buried, and rose again, and all who believe in Him will be saved.
My favorite Bible passage
Names of Genesis 5
Ten names from Adam to Noah that already speak the gospel. God does not change, and there was only one plan.
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Daniel wrote in the sixth century BC. His visions trace four empires, a cruel king, and a countdown that lands on the week Jesus rode into Jerusalem. Part 1 of The God Who Keeps Time.
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Three plain rules everyone uses to think. They come from a God who does not lie and does not change.
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A fallacy is a mistake in reasoning. These are the ones that come up most when people argue about the Bible, on both sides.
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Jesus said that in the resurrection people will neither marry nor be given in marriage. Most Christians take that to mean the bond between a man and a woman ends. I read it a little more narrowly: marriage as an institution ends, but God's first design, man and woman made for each other, is not thrown away. Here is why, and where I could be wrong.
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Six days, a seventh of rest, and a man and a woman made in the image of God. The text tells the week. It does not offer a BC year.
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One command, a question that twists it, and a promise spoken to the serpent. Death enters. The plan does not start over.
A claimed clash, or a true sentence pulled out of its place.
The dictionary, the historical people a student meets, a divine name, or two people who are not the same person.
Stories, hard lines, and signs. Find the one, not the whole ministry.
Texts read of His first coming, texts still ahead, and the hope of the appearing.
Feasts, covenants, and prayers. The times and the bonds, not a system.
Creeds, churches, and the theses. A fence or a room, not a verdict on a soul.