For now they shall say, We have no king, because we feared not the LORD; what then should a king do to us? We have. Hosea 10:7,15 As for Samaria, her king is cut off as the foam upon the water… Hosea 3:4 For
Biblically, this echoes the call to the Gentiles, seen in passages like Isaiah 49:6, where God’s salvation is extended to the ends of the earth. It foreshadows the New Testament mission to the Gentiles, as seen in Acts 13:47. you who are near, acknowledge My might.”"Near" refers ...
One prominent image that recurs from Genesis to Revelation is that ofliving water. In the Middle East, water is scarce and precious, and very much needed for survival. Only a few months of the year does rain fall in Israel, and the rest of the time the ancient peoples survived on stagna...
I realized I didn’t have a clear biblically based understanding- only what I had been told throughout life. I plan to write about this later because I think others might have this question too. Ironically- in hindsight, after all this “death” surrounded me, late summer when I was...
In the beginning of time, God did make a covenant and established Israel as the representative of his kingdom, but he didn’t forget about everyone else. God has a plan for his creation and both blessed and cursed Israel for its position. The Holy City that Isaiah talks about reverses ...
don’t do work. Shavuos, Sukkos, Pesach, Rosh HaShanah, maybe Yom Kippur. I’ve heard it referred to Purim and Chanukah sometimes, but I think it’s mostly used with the “don’t touch that light switch” holidays. I.e. the biblically mandated ones (as opposed to the rabbinic ones)...
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PART 4 HISTORY OF THE MINISTRY PATRIARCHY: #2 RE PATRIARCHAL OVERREACH This in an intentionally “Biblically grounded” proven over the test of time, timely article that avoids secular “women’s lib” framing and instead examines respect for ALL kinds of men, and women, but defines the word...
Deut. 18is the first biblical chapter that concerned Christians cite to defend the belief that Christians must avoid anything that seems to resemble ungodly “magic” or paganism. But what “magic” doesDeut. 18actually address?5 Goober, Barney and Floyd shouldn’t have messed with that stuff....
for instance, proposed circumstances in which it was not economically feasible to have female slaves breed.”12Does sexual use, however, inevitably mean breeding of new slaves, or does it more generally take the form of “concubinage” to the master or other “ee” male in the household...