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08/20/2013 - The section from Deuteronomy 32:26-33 is “D2” in the outline of the Song of Moses. It... Read More
08/19/2013 - The next section of Moses’ Song is found in Deuteronomy 32:22-25. It corresponds to “E... Read More
08/17/2013 - A close friend was in serious shape last year and went to Dr. Kimberly Kaye Castaneda for help. Sh... Read More
When Christ in you is manifested, it will be the birthday of your true self. Your Adamic flesh will then die in childbirth, even as we see in the pattern of Rachel who died giving birth to Benjamin (Gen. 35:19). Rachel had two sons, Joseph and Benjamin. Jo... Read More
When God wants us to understand something important, He tells us in plain language, but He also illustrates it in a variety of ways. The Old Testament is full of stories that illustrate New Testament truths and prophesy of things to come. The Kingdom of G... Read More
Uri Avnery wrote a good article on January 20, 2007 called A Freedom Ride. http://zope.gush-shalom.org/home/en/channels/avnery/1169333948/ Israeli peace settlers organized a "freedom ride" to protest a new law forbidding Israelis to g... Read More
Paul writes in Romans 4:17 that God "calls those things which are not as though they were." This is Paul's definition of "reckoning" or "imputing" or "counting," and all three of those translations (KJV) are from... Read More
When Romans 8:19 speaks of the "manifestation" or "revealing" of the sons of God, the Greek word used is apokalupsin, from which we get our word "apocalypse." This is also the title of the Book of Revelation, called The A... Read More
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