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Food in the Bible: Feeding Our Spiritual Soul (opens the original)
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Today, dear friends, we are going to look at scriptures found in both Old and New Testaments, as they refer to the word of God. The subject is biblical food. We will see that while in some aspects the word refers to actual food, it also refers to being filled with spiritual food, like wisdom and understanding. We begin with the use of milk as a metaphor for new believers, and also for anyone who is a believer even for years, but has not grown in knowledge and trust in the Lord. Both are young in
God's Justice or Judgement: What the Bible Has to Say (opens the original)
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Today, dear friends, we are looking at one of the most wonderful attributes of God. That attribute is called justice. It is important to note the justice we receive from God goes hand-in-hand with mercy and righteousness. Before we look at some of the helpful scriptures that describe Godâs justice, letâs look at some definitions first. For instance, to do justice is not the same as giving judgment. Although they sound similar, the word justice contains mercy within its meaning. When we speak
Peaceful as a Capybara: Lessons on God From Nature (opens the original)
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Todayâs column is the last in a series on how God exemplifies through nature the importance of helping one another. Last week, we learned about elephants: their caretaking abilities, socialization, and protection of their young. For today, dear friends, we are going to look at an extraordinary animal from South America. Known as the worldâs largest rodent, it is named the capybara. When I first saw a photo of it, it reminded me of an overgrown guinea pig. I soon discovered it is a relative o
God in Nature: What Can Christians Learn From Elephants? (opens the original)
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Background Text: 1 Thessalonians 5:13b-15 Last week, we began looking at one of the basic tenets of our faith, that is, helping one another. As you know, my dear friends, I like to look at the way nature gives us examples of Godâs teaching. Last week, we looked at insect communities. Today, we are continuing along this line by looking at a certain animal: the elephant. An elephant community is led by a female, usually an older one, thus making it a matriarchal society It is interesting to note
Why Did Jonah Run From God? Understanding the Ninevah (opens the original)
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Weâve been looking at Old Testament signs and how God used special people he called to be the bearers of those signs. Not that they always knew beforehand what the signs would be, but that God could use them to give signs both to specific people and to people in general. Today, dear friends, we are returning to the book of Jonah in the Old Testament to witness the sign of Jonah. Jonah is called one of Godâs minor prophets because Jonahâs story is a short one. His prophecy was aimed at the
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