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Monthly Archives: August 2019
What a Mess!
Before modern medicine, doctors tried unusual procedures. Asylums practiced one of these odd methods to determine if a patient was ready for release. The medical staff placed the subject in a room where a sink was overflowing. Earlier, someone had … Continue reading
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Tagged Laws, new life, sin-nature, society, Welsh Revival
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Potential
Figurative language refers to any word or words used with a meaning other than the common literal sense. Figures of speech are universal to human communication. Much of the Bible is written in figurative language and Jesus often taught with … Continue reading
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Tagged DNA', embryo, figure of speech, seed, spiritual fruit, spiritual gifts
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It Never Stops Shining
Not the best day for flying, but there I sat on the tarmac at JFK International Airport. I started wondering if they might cancel the flight after forty minutes of weather delays. A stalled storm system had blanketed the entire … Continue reading
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Tagged clouds, disobedience, storms, walked on watre
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The Big Question
The three-word question at first would appear to have a simple answer, but it has proven to be one of, if not, the most complex questions through the millennia of time. Since Pre-Socratic philosophers, people have continued to argue, to … Continue reading
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Tagged Erik Erikson, identity, in Christ, low self-esteem, murder, new creation, shooting, violence, who am I
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