Definitions
Oath:
The oath is the invoking of a curse or God’s wrath and displeasure upon one’s self if one has not spoken the truth, or if one fails to keep a promise
Month: August 2017
Which Old Testament Laws are in Force and Effect Today? Part 3
New Testament Insights
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The NT further explains or verifies or fulfills or expounds
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Can show that it is no longer binding
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Signs of the Times: Is the End of ISIS the End of the World?
Most see the defeat of ISIS as a good thing. However, in recent talks with President Trump, former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger stated that the demise of ISIS could actually open the way for even worse scenarios. Learn how the potential powers could actually lead to the fulfillment of prophecy.
Which Old Testament Laws are in Force and Effect Today? Part 2
Why are we doing this?
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Be ready to give an answer
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Know all the laws to live by
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Which Old Testament Laws are in Force and Effect Today? Part 1
Great confusion and has led to wrong conclusions
As a New Testament Christian what do we do? None, All, Some?
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Lessons from the Trial of Job
As Christians across the world, the story of Job is being repeated in our lives. We are enduring designer trials – custom made tests just for you – in the same way Job did.
Psalms 33:15 He fashions their hearts individually; He considers all their works.
In this vein, let’s look at Lessons from the Trial of Job
Book of Job – a Survey
Job 1:1 There was a man in the land of Uz, whose name was Job; and that man was blameless and upright, and one who feared God and shunned evil.