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Encouragement
As I read through the Bible again, I am now in Psalms. I wanted to write about the less used Scriptures. There are the big Scriptures we all know like, “You must be born again.” “For God so loved the … Continue reading
The Music
I’ve reached the Psalms now as I make my way devotionally through the Bible for the umpteenth time. As this is the songbook of the Bible there are lots of references to singing. Such as Psa 9:2 “I will be … Continue reading
What God Requires
Who really thinks about this question these days? For much of society God doesn’t exist and if He does He’s just some impersonal entity which merely initiated natural processes and remains invisible, silent, and distant, so there are no requirements … Continue reading
The Electric Bible
An appendix on a previous post regarding Bible versions. Earlier this summer I was searching on-line for the Keil & Delitzsch commentaries of the Old Testament. I knew I had my books boxed up in the rafters over the garage … Continue reading
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Righteous Lot?
[I wrote an update article to the Righteous Lot story here on July 3, 2021.] I wrote earlier about man’s perspective of sin. I want to return briefly to that in light of Abraham’s nephew Lot and his move to … Continue reading