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Category Archives: forgiveness
The Memorial
As our nation observes this Memorial Day holiday, I am very appreciative of the freedom I have and I realize it came at a tremendous cost. Many lives were lost on the battle field to secure and insure the continuation … Continue reading
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The Perfect Cube
In the field of mathematics, I especially enjoy solid geometry. There is just something fascinating about all the various shapes. For a moment, I’d like you to consider the cube. A cube is a 6-sided object with all measurements equal. … Continue reading
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Welcome Home
Lift up you basement doors. We have often said how much of a refuge we consider our home to be. Through the years at times our days have been very stressful. But as we turn into the drive at home, … Continue reading
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And IF he repents, forgive
This question is sometimes asked. If someone wrongs me and refuses to repent, am I required to forgive them? The passage below is referenced. Take heed to yourselves. If your brother sins against you, rebuke him, and if he repents, … Continue reading
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The Chinese Word
Four times in the book of Psalms we find the same very pitiful cry made unto GOD. Do not hide Your face from me. (Psa 27:9, 69:17, 102:2, 143:7) Imagine the terror in that scenario. GOD is hidden! The only … Continue reading
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Lifted Up
The book of Numbers 21:6-9 details the account of the Israelites rebelling against Jehovah GOD and His sending serpents among the people as punishment. Many of the Israelites died as a result of the snake bites. But as always, GOD … Continue reading
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The Unnamed Woman
The women listed in the genealogy of Jesus make for an interesting study. A closer look at the lineage found in the first chapter of Matthew reveals there are four named women including the mother of our LORD. For our … Continue reading
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Another Sign
I’ve written before about my maternal grandfather and the blue sign nailed to the old oak tree in his yard. (Refer to “An old blue sign” blog, October 16, 2012) I remember another sign hanging on his old garage. This … Continue reading
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You da man
You da man! Everyone has heard this expression. Although it is not exclusive to sports, it is especially common among athletes. I played various sports in my younger years. Whether it is sinking a bucket in basketball or getting the … Continue reading
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Ransom
Imagine for a moment that one of your children is missing and you later get word that they are being held hostage. Perish the thought because that would be a nightmare for any parent to just think about. But imagine … Continue reading
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