A Brief Look at Revelation 4:5 by C.M. Hegg Download this Article in PDF by Clicking Here Apocalyptic literature is notoriously difficult to understand and interpret. There are far better minds than mine that have undertaken the task of exegeting books like Revelation and since my studies have focused more on Luke/Acts I have been […]
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Recently I presented some short teachings on the Five Sola’s at the congregation I attend. After I taught on the doctrine of Sola Scriptura my father mentioned to me that he had seen a recent article on this subject by a Messianic Jewish group named First Fruits of Zion (FFOZ). The author of this article
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I’ll be honest, two years ago my prayer life consisted of prayer over food and a nightly “thank you for my day” prayer that lasted all of five minutes. I would thank God and pray short little prayers throughout the day, but I didn’t have a dedicated time of prayer. My prayer life has certainly changed.
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(You can also download a PDF of this paper by Clicking Here) In this paper, I will seek to investigate the claim that the synoptic gospels were originally written in Hebrew. To do so I will first survey the language of the Jews in the first century, and then look at the mention of a
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Every single year I greet the first few sunny spring days here in the Pacific Northwest surprised that the gray is gone and the buds are blooming faithfully with the changing season. The first warm days (aka anything over 55 degrees) always make me want to cry. It’s such a relief, like a weight has
