I had originally intended to go into the story of how the 2 ½ tribes return to their possession in chapter 22. But I decided we can end on this note: “There failed not ought of any good thing which the LORD had spoken unto the house of Israel; all came to pass.” And you and...
The Virtual Teacher is a weekly email series that walks you through the most important parts of each chapter. I know you are busy and sometimes watching a video doesn’t fit into your schedule. But if you have 3 minutes to read an email once a week you will still pick up the absolute...
The first part of this chapter described the believer’s relationship to the church; now Paul deals with the believer’s relationship to the world. Certainly we are “in Christ” and a part of the body; but we are also in the world, where there is temptation and defilement. We cannot d...
The first part of this chapter described the believer’s relationship to the church; now Paul deals with the believer’s relationship to the world. Certainly we are “in Christ” and a part of the body; but we are also in the world, where there is temptation and defilement. We cannot d...
Our crown beyond the cross.2 [Note: W. H. Burleigh.] III There are only Two Masters to choose between 1. God will accept no divided allegiance. He will have from us all or nothing in the way of service. “No man,” says our Lord, “can serve two masters” (Matthew 6:24). The...
In the story of creation recorded in the first chapter of Genesis, God hovers over the chaotic void prior to the moment of creation. The story goes that God carves out a tiny bastion of order amid all that swirling chaos. In that little soap bubble world, God places not only stars and...
Part Two : ANALYSIS CHAPTER EIGHT Defining Long Cycles : Epistemology and Methodolog y The following questions are of central importance in th e long wave debate: (1) Can long waves be identified in a variety of economic tim e series? (2) In which time periods, countries, and types of...
The first part of this chapter described the believer’s relationship to the church; now Paul deals with the believer’s relationship to the world. Certainly we are “in Christ” and a part of the body; but we are also in the world, where there is temptation and defilement. We cannot ...