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Monthly Archives: January 2011
The Amazing Word
John 1:1-4 tells us that Jesus is the “Word”… “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God and the Word was God. The same was in the beginning with God. All things were made by him; … Continue reading
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Foundations
Samuel Gipp’s “Understandable History of the Bible” is a 557 page must-read for the serious Christian who is just embarking on the journey of learning more about where their Bible came from. Where did our Bible today come from? Most … Continue reading
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King Josiah and me…
Recently, I reread the story of King Josiah in 2 Kings, and marveled at how applicable it seems in light of where God has opened the eyes of our understanding this past year. Josiah became king at the age of eight. Ten years … Continue reading
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Sowing Seeds, Reaping Harvests
The Biblical concept of good trees bearing good fruit and good harvests, and bad seeds bearing bad, is interesting to contemplate. Jack Moorman says this in the preface to his book, When the KJV Departs from the Majority Text, “The debate … Continue reading
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Remember the Martyrs
Pop quiz: What were the best-selling books in the Middle Ages? The Holy Bible–1611 Pilgrim’s Progress–John Bunyan, 1672 Foxes Book of Martyrs–John Foxe, 8 volumes, 1563 (note that modern copies of this book are severely truncated…leaving out around 6,000 pages) Also … Continue reading
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Lessons From Church History
John Foxe, of the Foxe’s Book of Martyrs fame, is an amazing source for authentic church history. I just have to share here some must-know history that you won’t learn in your typical Sunday School… In 1583, on worldwide persecution, … Continue reading
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What the word of God says about itself…
Recently I decided to study up on what God says about His word in the Bible. This study changed my life, as I fell in love with God’s word as never before! Did you know that God esteems His words … Continue reading
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