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Slugs and anchors — Hebrew 4-6

Posted on February 6, 2012 by parklinscomb

Today’s reading continues to encourage Jewish Christians to remain true to the covenant established by Jesus by drawing analogy been their present circumstances and the circumstances of most of their forebears in the wilderness — because they wanted to turn … Continue reading →

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God’s glory leaves the Temple — Ezekiel 10-12

Posted on October 21, 2011 by parklinscomb

Is God on your side? We’d all like to think so or hope so. God’s presence is conditional Israel was used to the idea of God being on their side. False prophets in the days Jeremiah’s ministry (contemporary with some … Continue reading →

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Slugs and anchors — Hebrew 4-6

God’s glory leaves the Temple — Ezekiel 10-12

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