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Thrown out of the throne room
The relationship between Satan and Heaven is an interesting one to dig into. One popular view is that Satan led a revolt of angels in pre-history and was in opposition to the Creator from the start, such that the serpent in Eden was the physical embodiment of Satan. Yet throughout the Old Testament, we see [...]
Also posted in kingdom living, scripture study 3 Comments
Are the earth’s birth pangs about to end?
For the creation was subjected to futility – not willingly, but because of Him who subjected it – in the hope that the creation itself will also be set free from the bondage of corruption into the glorious freedom of God’s children. For we know that the whole creation has been groaning together with labor [...]
Also posted in science 3 Comments
The literary Bible: Feeding the flames of hell
This is a post in a continuing translation comparison series. Focused on “the literary Bible”, my intent is look at passages or phrases where translations that have been especially noted for their literary translation qualities seem to capture the meaning of the text with an extra dash of written flavor, at least in comparison with [...]
Also posted in bible translation, church, creation, literary bible, scripture study 15 Comments
The thrill of the Rapture
Well… as long as we’re on this topic, here’s more eschatological fun:
HT: Greg Willson (click for more photos and video)
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Faith and works: two judgments?