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God is connecting East and West Austin, Tx., in the spiritual, cultural and ethnic way! Just a preview of a great day to come. Woo hoo!
- By Sel@h
- Praise Reports
- 1 Replies
Amen! 
God loves all His children.
Selah
God loves all His children.
Selah
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Some Bible jokes
- Bibliology & Hermeneutics
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I found all of the jokes to be funny, but I particularly like this one. I guess a Calvinist would say that I believe in free will because I have no choice but to believe in it.
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Christian widow beaten by mob, charged with blasphemy without evidence in Pakistan
- By Vambram
AmenLord have mercy on your persecuted people
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When Jesus failed to heal
- By Richard T
- Daily Devotionals
- 5 Replies
A great article and question. the only thing I would add is that perhaps the first step to faith was a vision and not partial sight. As the man saw the vision (angels?) or even partial sight, it gave him additional faith. So the second time Jesus laid his hands on him the faith was there and the healing was complete.
Here is another source that helps describe the city, why Jesus had to led him out, and what really was the context. Basically Jesus was not spitting on the man, but may have used spit, to spit on the curse of blindness.
www.bobyandian.com
Here is another source that helps describe the city, why Jesus had to led him out, and what really was the context. Basically Jesus was not spitting on the man, but may have used spit, to spit on the curse of blindness.
The Miracle of Spit and Sight — Bob Yandian Ministries
Jesus separated the man from the unbelief of the city. Jesus did not want snide remarks and insults to be hurled at this man who was young in faith. Jesus could heal in the midst of unbelief, but this man could not maintain his healing surrounded by the ridicule of the city in wh
www.bobyandian.com
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How wide and long and HIGH and DEEP is the love of Christ
- By tonychanyt
- Bibliology & Hermeneutics
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God's love is exalted. Psalm 103:
Height and depth emphasized on the vertical dimension of love. Romans 8:
Ephesians 3:
Mathematically, breadth and length run along two independent axes.
Height and depth run along the same axis of dimension. Height went up from the plane generated by breadth and length. Depth went down. The love of Christ dwells deeply in our hearts (v 17); also, his love is exalted high above the earth.
The breadth, length, height, and depth is a poetic way of describing the all-encompassing nature of Christ's love. It reaches every possible dimension of human existence and beyond, emphasizing its limitless and transformative power in the lives of believers.
Height and depth emphasized on the vertical dimension of love. Romans 8:
Jesus' love reaches the lowest depth to raise us high, e.g., from depression to joy.
Well, that settles it. I’m a heretic and anathema.
- By Aldebaran
- Denomination Specific Theology
- 300 Replies
PERMANENTLY
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