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Peter and the Keys — Introduction
In Matthew 16, Jesus told Peter, “I will give unto thee the keys of the kingdom of heaven.” Several aspects of this passage are often misinterpreted, and I’d like to write some articles on it. It removes a lot of the … Continue reading
“According to the Law of Moses” — Why it Matters
In my previous post, “According to the Law of Moses,” I mentioned the sub-theme running through the chapter after it records that “the shepherds returned, glorifying and praising God….” Luke, writing under the direction of the Holy Spirit, repeatedly emphasised … Continue reading
“According to the Law of Moses”
The first twenty verses of Luke chapter 2 is one of the most beloved passages of Scripture. Our family memorised it together, and we still recite it together every Christmas morning. Who does not love the story of Mary and … Continue reading
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The “Ghost” of Christmas Articles Past
Based on what WordPress is telling me about what people are searching for, Christmas is still a hot topic, both the question as to whether or not we can/should celebrate Christmas, but also questions about Joseph and the genealogies of … Continue reading
The Hope of a Child
Genesis 3:15 And I will put enmity between thee and the woman, and between thy seed and her seed; it shall bruise thy head, and thou shalt bruise his heel.
About the Election
This is not a political blog, but Christians do vote, and we should consider Biblical truth when we vote. Here in Glenrothes, there are five candidates on the ballot.
Dear Mormon, Why Isn’t Jesus’ Baptism Good Enough?
This came up in our Bible study tonight. Mormons believe that baptism is required to enter the kingdom of God, and that you can be baptised for someone else by proxy. So it raises the question, why wasn’t the baptism … Continue reading
