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How I became Interested in Bible Prophecy
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Let’s see, my interest in Bible prophecy began when I was about 8 or 9 years old, when I began hearing people talk about the Rapture. I can’t remember who it was, whether it was…
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My Relationship with God
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I hesitate to write on this subject because I don’t always feel close to Him. Sad but true. Many may say that they feel the Lord’s nearness all the time. Good for them. That’s the…
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President’s Day: What Makes a President Great?
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WASGINGTON DC, PENNSYLVANIA, UNITED STATES – 2013/05/30: The White House, home of the United States President. (Photo by John Greim/LightRocket via Getty Images) Today is President’s Day. It’s the day we celebrate Lincoln and Washington’s…
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My Retirement: Life Is Slower These Days
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This is the trail I walked on just after I wrote this post. My retirement. Let’s see. Where to start. Life is a little slower these days. Everything is in small increments. I plan it…
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Inside Trump’s White House: Book Review
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I just finished reading Inside Trump’s White House, by Doug Wead, a best-selling author. Doug’s intentions were not necessarily to write a best-seller, but to write a book for the history of the Trump presidency.…
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Hobbies: How The Jigsaw Saved Me
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This is the puzzle I’m working on: Neuschwanstein Castle, Bavaria, Germany Yes, I remember vividly when doing a jigsaw puzzle saved me from going crazy. It is probably my best hobby. In this post I…
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Thou Shalt Not Kill — Matthew 5:21-26
In review, what we have said about Jesus’ teaching in His Sermon on the Mount, is that He gives us a contrast between what the Scribes and Pharisees were teaching and what was the true teaching of Moses. As Lloyd-Jones … Continue reading
