Long before the term “prophet” took on its contemporary meaning of predicting the future, the Greek term prophetes has a very different meaning. In fact, until the Christian era after apostles refocused the meaning, it did not embody the concept of peering into the future at all. Prophetes has its roots in the Greek culture…
Hey everyone, Patrick the Tech Geek here. I just started re-listening to Skip’s audio class on Living The Biblical Worldview over this last week. (I attended the class and “cut-up” the audio, but I decided it was time for a re-listen.) I heard something that I totally missed the first time through on Disc 1…
A cathedral ceiling in Florence.
This picture is typical of the interior of many cathedrals is Spain. Imagine all the labor, passion and commitment that went into this. Imagine how removed this is from the simple worship of the King. Such beauty – such tragedy.
In the last few weeks, many in our cyber community have engaged in the dialogue about the written and oral Torah, its place in the lives of believers and its status in the life of Jesus and Paul. This is all good debate as it is intended to bring us closer and closer to imitating…
January 9, 2008 You shall not make for yourself an image Deuteronomy 5:8 The Idolatry of the Future Image – It’s all connected. Let me show you how. Idolatry is the substitution of devotion to something other than God. Keep that in mind as we look at a story from the life of Moses. In…
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Although I wrote this some time ago, a conversation that I had last night made me realize that this Hebrew view of time and the future might be just what many of us need to contemplate. So, here it is again. Row, Row, Row Your Boat Course correction on the way to the Future Everyone…
Just something for you to enjoy. Taken in the local “rain forest.”
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