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Judging the World Through Judging Now
Considering the incompetence, dereliction, and malfeasance in the judicial system, do we feel qualified to be judges, realizing that one day we will be called upon to judge angels? At the present time, we are in training to become …
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The New Moons
From time to time the question arises whether a Christian should keep, observe, celebrate or mark the new moons. In the Old Testament, their importance to the Old Covenant ritual is clearly stated, and even the New Testament includes one …
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Getting Things Done (Part Two)
Part One introduced Atomic Habits, a book written by James Clear, whose premise is that a person can accomplish exceptional goals by consistently performing minor habits. The principles he lays out work not only in the pursuit of …
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1 Samuel 18:3-4
(3) Then Jonathan and David made a covenant, because he loved him as his own soul. (4) And Jonathan took off the robe that was on him and gave it to David, with his armor, even to his sword and his bow and his belt.
I Samuel 13:22 records that Saul and Jonathan had the only real weapons in Israel. The rest of the Israelites had to use their mattocks, axes, sickles, and whatever else they could find to fight with. In addition, the Philistine …
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Recovering Civility
by Richard T. RitenbaughA session of the British Parliament, particularly the House of Commons, can be almost hilarious. Speakers there are frequently interrupted with hissing, booing, and other forms of caustic disagreement, but through it all a kind of strange (and hypocritical) courtesy exists between the MPs. One of them might thoroughly demolish another's ideas, crushing his proposals with sledgehammer blows of ridicule, all the while calling him "our Distinguished Colleague" or "the Learned Gentleman." It is a strange mixture of courtesy and near-hatred. In America, we have something similar in talk radio.
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By refusing to repent of their apostasy from God's way of life, the Israelites could only expect the coming of God's fearsome …
Was our Savior bound by the Old Testament law of rituals and sacrifices when He lived on earth? If not, why not? Does it really matter? …
In a scene from William Shakespeare's Hamlet, the title character says to his friend, “There are more things in heaven and earth, …
The church of God has long linked the return of Jesus Christ in Revelation 11:15 to the Feast of Trumpets. While we do not know the exact …
For the sake of argument, let's assume you have decided that Christmas is not the horrible evil you once thought it was. Maybe this year …
Late in the first week of December, the Trump administration released the president's 2025 National Security Strategy (NSS), a document …
