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On 2 Samuel 8-12 | Reflections of a Christian
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Reflections of a Christian. A Christian response to the Bible. On 2 Samuel 8-12. April 18, 2014. King David had many wars and was victorious. The Lord blessed him in all he did. Later on, David asked for any survivors of Saul’s house. Meribbaal, the son of Jonathan, was still alive. So David sent for Meribbaal and gave all of Saul’s land to Meribbaal and commanded that Meribbaal always ate at his table. Meribbaal stayed in Jerusalem with David and ate with him. These are my thoughts on 2 Samuel 8-12.
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Reflections of a Christian. A Christian response to the Bible. On 2 Samuel 13-15. May 16, 2014. Because David had so many wives, the relationship between all these people is confusing. It seems that Absalom and Amnon are half brothers, which would mean that Tamar is the half sister of Amnon. Just as Jacob did nothing on behalf of his raped daughter, Dinah. Joab, the son of Zeruiah who killed Abner. Judge not, that you be not judged. These are my thoughts on 2 Samuel 13-15. Posted in The Old Testament.
On 2 Samuel 13-15 | Reflections of a Christian
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Reflections of a Christian. A Christian response to the Bible. On 2 Samuel 13-15. May 16, 2014. Because David had so many wives, the relationship between all these people is confusing. It seems that Absalom and Amnon are half brothers, which would mean that Tamar is the half sister of Amnon. Just as Jacob did nothing on behalf of his raped daughter, Dinah. Joab, the son of Zeruiah who killed Abner. Judge not, that you be not judged. These are my thoughts on 2 Samuel 13-15. And tagged 2 Samuel. Leave a Re...
On Genesis 32-34 | Reflections of a Christian
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Reflections of a Christian. A Christian response to the Bible. May 4, 2013. I find it interesting that even though Esau accepted Jacob back with open arms, Jacob was still reluctant to follow him. Also, the wrestling with God scene is kind of hard to understand. Did Jacob physically wrestle with God or spiritually? These are my thoughts on Genesis 32-34. This entry was posted in The Old Testament. Rape in the Bible. On Genesis 35-37 →. One thought on “ On Genesis 32-34. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Sorry,...
On 2 Samuel 1-3 | Reflections of a Christian
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Reflections of a Christian. A Christian response to the Bible. On 2 Samuel 1-3. April 5, 2014. This chapter shows the Old Testament practice of “an eye for an eye” and also reinforces David’s love for Jonathan. Although the Amalekite didn’t actually kill Saul, he took credit for it and was killed. I find it interesting that David mourns Saul’s death, even though Saul constantly tried to have him killed. However, the mourning for Jonathan is not a surprise. The majority of protagonists from the Old Testam...
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An Atheist Reads The Bible | Essential Everyday Pineapple
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Take this; it's dangerous to go alone. An Atheist Reads The Bible. An Atheist In Church. An Atheist Reads The Bible. For your browsing convenience:. The read-the-bible-in-a-year schedule I am roughly following can be found here. My friend Jacque is also taking the challenge, her blog from a Christian perspective is here. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Email (Address never made public). Notify me of new comments via email.
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Reflecting by the shore. Friday, 25 December 2015. A clarion call to the world at Christmas. Here is the text of the homily, which Pope Francis made in St. Peter's Basilica on Christmas Eve:. Tonight 'a great light' shines forth (Is 9:1); the light of Jesus' birth shines all about us. How true and timely are the words of the prophet Isaiah which we have just heard: 'You have brought abundant joy and great rejoicing' (9:2)! What a wonderful sermon that speaks to our consciences! Tuesday, 23 December 2014.
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This blog is based on the belief that we need to develop a new form of humanism that includes people of all religions and none but who embrace humanistic values as the basis of their actions. These are values of global compassion, personal self-discovery, shared development, planetary concern and a love of community. Friday, 11 April 2008. We are now holding our meeting on Global Warming on Tuesday, April 29th. 2008 at 6.30pm. It will be held at the premises of EnlightenNext. What should we not be doing?
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Adventures in Lebanon (and Romania, and Waco…). Kids Alive in Lebanon. Arrival and Sightseeing in Byblos. Tiffany and I are sharing an apartment with Becky, who is in for Brent’s wedding. Thanks be to God, I slept straight through the night, which was much needed rest for the day of sightseeing ahead. We journeyed on to Byblos, the oldest continuously inhabited city in the world, where we toured Phoenician ruins, shopped, swam in the Mediterranean Sea, and ate a phenomenal Lebanese dinner overlooking the...
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Reflections of a Christian | A Christian response to the Bible
Reflections of a Christian. A Christian response to the Bible. On 2 Samuel 13-15. May 16, 2014. Because David had so many wives, the relationship between all these people is confusing. It seems that Absalom and Amnon are half brothers, which would mean that Tamar is the half sister of Amnon. Just as Jacob did nothing on behalf of his raped daughter, Dinah. Joab, the son of Zeruiah who killed Abner. Judge not, that you be not judged. These are my thoughts on 2 Samuel 13-15. Posted in The Old Testament.
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Reflecting with every CLIC. CLIC Professional Development Activity. Please give us your feedback – post a comment. June 11, 2012. Last year at this time, CLIC began a year-long activity for professional development focusing on the book by Char Booth, Reflective Teaching/Effective Learning. The steering committee is wrapping up their work by completing a report on the activities held during the year. Instead of issuing yet one more survey, we are asking everyone who participated in some way:. This event i...
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A place where I can reflect about code and my thoughts on the architecting, crafting and writing of software. Thursday, April 1, 2010. Using custom attributes and binding to hook into another object's property change events. But I stopped using it for various reasons. I am not going to talk about that today but something else which is (in some respects) much cooler. [Check out this article. For more info on PostSharp and INPC.]. How cool would be to be able to this? Now that we have our attributes we nee...
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