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Jim Langley: Thoughts on Judaism – Part IV (opens the original)
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Let’s take a heartfelt look at the poetic and prophetic books of the Hebrew writings that comprise nearly one-half the pages of the Old Testament. First, I’d like to turn to the words of the Apostle Paul spoken to his young protégé Timothy in 2 Timothy 3:16: “All scripture is god-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness.” Remember, Paul was once a Pharisee, a member of the Sanhedrin, highly educated in the Hebrew scriptures. In his New Testament let
Jim Langley: Thoughts on Judaism – Part II (opens the original)
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Part II of this discussion on my thoughts on Judaism centers on the Book of Exodus. Much has transpired over the 400 years since Joseph’s family pitched their tents in Goshen. They had multiplied to several million who the latest Pharaoh had forced into slavery. The Egyptians feared that the Hebrew nation would overthrow the Kingdom of Egypt. God was preparing to move His chosen people into their Promised Land. Moses was commanded by God to demand that Israel must be removed from their bondage.
Jim Langley: Thoughts on Judaism – Part I (opens the original)
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As a young boy I had minimal exposure nor knowledge of the Jewish faith. I do remember attending a Jewish wedding with my parents in Tokyo as a young boy. It was a truly traditional Jewish wedding. The next incident I recall was watching the 1965 World Series when I learned Sandy Koufax was Jewish and opted to not pitch the first game, which fell on Yom Kippur. He shocked the baseball world when he put his observance of the holy day above starting Game 1 for the Los Angeles Dodgers. Over the nex
Jim Langley: Good Is Just Not Good Enough (opens the original)
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Those words were never spoken by our parents who epitomized the Greatest Generation. Dad was born in 1911 and raised by his grandparents on a Missouri farm after his parents were simultaneously struck by lightning when he was 8. Mom was born in 1919, raised on a farm in South Central Texas by parents who were first-generation German-Americans. My younger brother and I were expected to do better than good. Our parents wanted us to excel in life. Dad retired as a full colonel in the Army when he w
Jim Langley: Trusting and Verifying (opens the original)
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These days the process of verifying what we hear and read has become almost automatic in our present cultural environment. The concept became quite popular during nuclear armament talks between the then-Soviet Union and the United States during President Ronald Reagan’s time in office. The long-used Russian proverb goes like this: “Trust, but verify.” In essence, we are saying we cannot trust what humanity tells us. Early in the Gospel of John we hear Jesus addressing the idea of trust in John 2
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