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(Photo: Buda Mendes, Getty John Johnson, Newser 7:09 a.m. EDT August 2, 2013 | USA TODAY Archaeologists working at an ancient church in Turkey think they’ve unearthed a piece of the world’s most famous cross, the one used to crucify Jesus. They found a stone chest during excavation at a…
Satan is our false accuser, our adversary, and our arch-enemy. It will be a wonderful day when he is totally defeated and cast into the lake of fire. Posted by YeshuaWarrior The history of Lucifer according to Ken Raggio Revelation 20:10 And the devil that deceived them was cast into the lake of fire and … Continue reading
Leviticus 25 New King James Version (NKJV) The Sabbath of the Seventh Year 25 And the Lord spoke to Moses on Mount Sinai, saying, 2 “Speak to the children of Israel, and say to them: ‘When you come into the land which I give you, then the land shall keep a sabbath to the Lord. … Continue reading
Published on Jan 22, 2013 Jonathan Cahn, author of ‘The Harbinger’ and pastor/rabbi of Beth Israel Messianic Congregation of Wayne, NJ, gives the key note address at the Presidential Inaugural Prayer Breakfast in Washington, DC. 01/21/13 Hope of the World 11 Railroad Ave Wayne, NJ 07470 http://www.hopeoftheworld.org Continue reading
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2012 annual report for this blog. Here’s an excerpt: 600 people reached the top of Mt. Everest in 2012. This blog got about 11,000 views in 2012. If every person who reached the top of Mt. Everest viewed this blog, it would have taken 18 years to get … Continue reading
What do aleph-taw, alpha-omega, and A-Z have in common? They are all the first and last letters of the alphabet in three languages–Hebrew, Greek, and English respectively. Here are 20 other intriguing and factual stories from the world of biblical language, writing, and literature. A is for Ox: Very early alphabets used pictures of everyday objects … Continue reading
THE NEW TESTAMENT The writers of the New Testament finished their work in the first century A.D. Today we have many fragments of the New Testament text from as early as the second century A.D. Originally written down in Greek, there are perhaps 15,000 complete manuscripts and fragments available today to help scholars put together … Continue reading
by Lyn Leahz, 12/25/2012 THE OLD TESTAMENT The first 39 books of the Bible are known as the Old Testament. They were first written down in Hebrew and Aramaic, the ancient languages of the Jews. We do not have any of the original manuscripts (known as autographs) today. When the Old Testament authors finished their … Continue reading
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THE FIRST VIDEO IS AN ABSOLUTE MUST SEE! THE WHOLE THING! WOW, IS ALL I CAN SAY! Continue reading
Not only is the story of David and Goliath historical, but I believe the story of David & Goliath is very prophetic..an example for us of things to come. Israel is very small compared to the world against her. The enemy looks frightening…big and fierce! However, just like little David who only had a stone … Continue reading
FOR THOSE OF YOU WHO DID NOT GET TO SEE THIS ON MY OTHER SITE, LYN LEAHZ, TAKE A LOOK A THIS AMAZING PHOTO COLLECTION! If you are adventurous and love to travel, especially to explore under-explored regions, then you already have traveled a lot and seen a lot certainly. But I believe that you just … Continue reading
DID YOU KNOW? Ancient Near Eastern Wisdom Proverbs 1 The ancient Near East has yielded a great deal of what scholars call “wisdom literature”–texts that instruct the reader about life, virtue and social interaction or reflect upon profound issues. The instructive, or didactic, texts, like Proverbs, were typically written with a boy or young man … Continue reading
DID YOU KNOW? Heart, Breath, Throat, and Intestines: Ancient Hebrew Anthropology Proverbs 6 Biblical Hebrew, like English, uses parts of the body metaphorically to express personality, emotion or thought processes. Hebrew however, does not always allude to the same organs as English to express these functions. A verbatim translation of these terms would often be unintelligible … Continue reading
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