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THREAD: Strands of Salvation in the Synoptics
Joseph isn’t the only beloved son to be given a multi-coloured coat. Jesus is given one too, though by the hands of ungodly men.
In Matthew it’s scarlet (kokkinos); in Mark it’s purple (porphyra); …
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Jonah’s descent into the sea, deliverance from the fish, and mission to Nineveh tell Israel’s story in miniature.
In today's article, James Bejon (@JamesBejon) traces the connections from Judah’s exile to Peter’s mission to the Gentiles.
theopolisinstitute.com/israe…
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For those who want to know a bit about what we get up to @Tyndale_House and an insight into the remarkable life and dedication of its principal, Peter Williams, please take a look at and share this video.
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For those who want to know a bit about what we get up to @Tyndale_House and an insight into the remarkable life and dedication of its principal, Peter Williams, please take a look at and share this video.
youtube.com/watch?v=CzYtpkRi…
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Your days of weakness are not detours for God, though they may feel like it to you. God is more interested in your walk with him than your productivity.
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If you knew how quickly people would forget about you after your death, you would not seek in your life to please anyone but God.
John Chrysostom, circa 387
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Very grateful that @Psephizo continues to address such issues.
The UK government currently has two kinds of measures in its house (Deut. 25.14)—one for Israel, another for everyone else.
psephizo.com/life-ministry/s…
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I rather like John Owen’s twofold categorisation of textual errors—those occasioned by infirmity and those occasioned by knavery.
I rather like John Owen’s twofold categorisation of textual errors—those occasioned by infirmity and those occasioned by knavery.
Very grateful that @Psephizo continues to address such issues.
The UK government currently has two kinds of measures in its house (Deut. 25.14)—one for Israel, another for everyone else.
psephizo.com/life-ministry/s…
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I’m grateful to my friend Solomon Buchi (@solomonbbuchi) for a complimentary copy of his new e-book Become Articulate. Solomon has repeatedly built large platforms online using the power of ideas, language, and video, held together by a commitment to authenticity. This book not only lays out Solomon’s philosophy of communication, but is also immensely practical in its advice. Each chapter ends with exercises which will help readers improve their speaking. I’m very happy to recommend this to be read and digested widely.
selfany.com/becomearticulate
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It turns out that, in the new heaven and earth, there aren’t multiple trees of life (as I’ve previously thought), nor is there a very big tree of life straddling a river. Rather, Rev. 22.2 should be read as follows.
‘Between the city’s street and the river, one on each side, is the tree of life, producing twelve fruits…’
New article by Samuel Beh: The Placement and Significance of the Tree of Life – A Fresh Look at the Syntax of Revelation 22:2 in Light of Grammatical Patterns in Biblical and Graeco-Roman Literature tyndalebulletin.org/article/…
Good that this has been done, but worrying that it was necessary.
NatWest Group has lifted restrictions that prevented customers with Israeli mobile numbers from receiving security text messages needed to access online banking, following complaints from @UKLFI and affected customers. uklfi.com/natwest-restores-b…
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Deborah means "Bumblebee," Jael "Mountain Goat." Together, Israel's two mothers restore the honey and milk of the motherland.
It turns out that, in the new heaven and earth, there aren’t multiple trees of life (as I’ve previously thought), nor is there a very big tree of life straddling a river. Rather, Rev. 22.2 should be read as follows.
‘Between the city’s street and the river, one on each side, is the tree of life, producing twelve fruits…’
New article by Samuel Beh: The Placement and Significance of the Tree of Life – A Fresh Look at the Syntax of Revelation 22:2 in Light of Grammatical Patterns in Biblical and Graeco-Roman Literature tyndalebulletin.org/article/…