Considering answers to those faith-questions we all ask…
Tag: Bible
The final status of Jerusalem is certain. No "talks" are going to decide it. There will be no “agreement”. There will be no successful "peace" plan from President Obama, Secretary Kerry or anyone else, no matter how devious or sincere, and there will be no lasting solution presented by the United Nations... Oh, there will be plenty more talks, schemes, agreements … Continue reading JERUSALEM’S FINAL STATUS
I'm frequently amazed by the many people who associate themselves with the Christian faith, who perhaps attend church regularly, who consider themselves to be good citizens (and may well be) but who have no other guide or authority for their life and way of thinking than their own judgment and opinions... If you were to … Continue reading The Manufacturer’s Instructions
Hello! This is Nathan Fisher. I’ve seen my Dad publish a lot of fantastic articles here over the years glorifying God, and this seems like quite a bit of fun. So anyway, on a more serious note, I was reading an article on the New York Times about “religion.” It correctly attributed the quote, “I … Continue reading A Sword from the LORD
The BBC's increasing level of political-correctness occasionally lets the odd incorrect story through its cracks, such as this one published today on an interesting find supporting the Bible (web link below). Here's my edited version of it. Israeli archaeologists have found a 2,700-year-old piece of clay inscribed with a biblical king's seal. The oval bulla, which is 13mm (0.5in) … Continue reading IMPRINT OF HEZEKIAH’S SEAL FOUND IN JERUSALEM
Everyone lives by morals. The only question in our “democratic” (ha!) society is, “Whose moral standards will we live by? My wife wanted to do some research online, and decided to check out “You-tube”. Instead of seeing one of the commercials we're all subjected to before viewing the desired video, a little sermon, totally unrelated to her research subject, was … Continue reading DON’T PUSH YOUR MORALITY ONTO ME!
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