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The Significance of Mediation in Reconciliation and Relationship, pt. 1

God created man for relationship. Even though the English word “relationship” does not appear in the King James Version, that understanding, thinking, or consideration is there. God said, “Let us make man in our image” (Gen 1:26). You see the intertrinitarian relationship with the plural pronouns “us” and “our,” one member speaking to the other […]

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A Hot Thing Today in Evangelical Hermeneutics Is Now To See Social Justice All Over the Minor Prophets

Was God angry with Israel for its lack of social justice?  No doubt God was angry with Israel and through His prophets He warned them.  The Bible, including the Minor Prophets, doesn’t mention “social justice.”  It mentions just “justice.”  Those who point out social justice in the Minor Prophets, or “The Prophets” as the Hebrews […]

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An Analysis of Supreme Court Overturn of Roe and the Lie of the Dissenting Opinion

Early Friday my phone notified me the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade.  It brought great happiness, comparable to the 2016 election.  I knew it was happening, but it got off my radar, so when I saw it, it was adulation.  Praise God!  I looked for a copy of the decision, downloaded the pdf, and […]

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Does God’s Justice Make You a Victim?

While at the gym I was listening to Leviticus and knowing the book of Lamentations, something struck me at the end of Leviticus about the justice of God.  The next to the last chapter, Leviticus 26:18-22, say: 18 And if ye will not yet for all this hearken unto me, then I will punish you […]

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My Acceptance of Hell

Hell is a common atheist argument, usually made with disdain.  It’s even got a name, “The Problem of Hell.”  You’ve got to say it in mocking tones, because scorn is part of the argument.  It can be done in one statement something like this:  “You’ve got to love God or else He’ll torture you in […]

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What Does God Say Is Cured By the New Covenant? The Blame Game

People have their favorite verses in the Bible, beloved ones they commit to memory.  They know them well.  Every verse, every word of the Bible is important, but there are key passages in it.  If you think of Jeremiah, certain texts stand out.  One of those is Jeremiah 31:31-34, the classic location for the new […]

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Adonibezek: The Lost Believe in Justice

The beginning of Judges tells the story of the heathen king, Adonibezek.  Joshua had died and now God spoke directly to the tribes of Judah and Simeon to go up and fight the Canaanites as a whole and among them the Perizzites, and to take their land.  They attack the town of Bezek, which is […]

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