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Bible Translation — “Tongues Translationism” Evaluated
There is really only one question that matters — does the Scripture teach, or does it not, that God directly supervised the translation of His Word, Continue reading
Posted in Bibliology
Tagged double inspiration, interpretation of tongues, Peter Ruckman, preservation, Translation
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Trick or Treat?
That isn’t a kill-joy, hyper-strict moralist, it is a Yale University researcher, telling us that Hallowe’en has associations with death and evil. She is right. Continue reading
“The Days of Our Years”
May God give us grace to apply our hearts unto wisdom through all the days He gives us to number. Continue reading
Progression of Sin’s Acceptance
And so that which was illegal, because of its immoral nature, has become something which it is illegal to fail to endorse. Tyranny. For evil will eventually be unsatisfied to merely coexist with good. Continue reading
“Unless God Just Happens to Send Something Our Way”
We go around a bend in life’s road to find a joy, a pleasure, a comfort, that He “happened” to put in our path. Delight in His gifts. Thank the Giver. Continue reading
Posted in Daily Christianity, Web Links
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A Proverb for Today — Proverbs 26:9
May the Lord give us grace to see our own folly in the light of His Word, and may He teach us wisdom. Continue reading
Small Efforts
The repetition of small efforts will accomplish more than the occasional use of great talents. -Charles Spurgeon He that is faithful in that which is least is faithful also in much: -Jesus Christ (Luke 16:10)
Posted in Quick Thoughts
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