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Originally from here. The Apostle Peter, under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, knew that people in the last days would use the seeming delay of our Lord’’s return as a means by which they might scoff at the Biblical … Continue reading →

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Originally from here. 5. Satan therefore tickled his senses and, as is his wont, lighted in his maturing body the fires of lust. This mere beginner in Christ’s school was forced to think of what he knew not, and to … Continue reading →

1. Scripture 2. God – Attributes, Providence, Trinity 3. Creation – ch 1: Nelson’s “Young Earth Creationism” in Three Views on Creation 4. Salvation Original Sin, Repentance, Faith, Justification, Regeneration, Witness of the Spirit (Adoption), Sanctification, Apostasy, Death, Glorification, Judgment, … Continue reading →

Originally from here. ‘Thou shalt not covet thy neighbour’s house, thou shalt not covet thy neighbour’s wife, nor his man-servant, nor his maid-servant, nor his ox, nor his ass, nor any thing that is thy neighbour’s.’ Exod 20: 17.   … Continue reading →

I would have to say that Assemblies of God is the only denomination in the world in which I have the most agreement with. But I don’t agree with it enough; not at least to the point where I would … Continue reading →

A co-worker of mine gave me a copy of Stephen Ray’s Finding the Fullness of Faith, which is an anti-Protestant polemical teaching designed to convert evangelicals to the Catholic Church. This co-worker in turn had been given this CD by … Continue reading →

Am Oh, the drums are so mournful G Am My dear, oh, my love Dm Am As my thoughts they are turning your way Dm Am Where are the eyes G E I beheld with my own Am Dm Am … Continue reading →

VERSE Em            C I prove to You G             B That I–that I fail Em                   C You prove to me G                        G That You–that You save Em             C           G It’s clear I cannot be B The perfect man Em          C Even … Continue reading →