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Great multitude

Most professionals think that a great multitude will come to be known by our Father and then murdered during the Tribulation as evidenced by Revelation 7:14. Until a few weeks ago, that’s what I thought as well. It may well be true? But I suspect that it isn’t. Please let me explain. It appears to me that when the fifth seal is opened it gives us a picture of the OT saints who have been killed from Adam to the cross and are “under the alter” (not at the foot… Read more Great multitude

Run Away

Allan Jackson is a person who I look up to.  A person who I listen to with anticipation of his next bit of wisdom … and he’s shared a lot of it.  I don’t agree with all of his theology, but he seems to want to accurately share God’s truths.  That’s why I admire him.  He’s recognized some of the churchianity that so many of us were engaged in prior to covid.  I hope that he continues on that path until all of the churchianity is eradicated.  He has a… Read more Run Away

Be good

Thank God for Doctor Luke! The only one to record the words of Jesus in what we know as the story of the prodigal son.  Actually … two sons.  Lk 15:11 Why was Dr. Luke the only one to get the scoop? Perhaps God wanted us to work hard to find it?  Work hard to see it as relevant?  Work hard to see it like a child would? Imagine if the story was that the son put down the pig slop and decided to “be good” … from there on… Read more Be good

Supernatural surprise!

Adam witnessed his Father supernaturally create Eve.  But over time, that power of our Father to intervene was questioned.  And men discounted God.  The result was that the whole world then witnessed our Father’s supernatural ability to intervene as the aquifers gave up their water and the rain came and the entire planet was covered in water. But again over time the significance of the Father faded.  So He again intervened for all to see by supernaturally confounding language. But over time His power and majesty faded again such that… Read more Supernatural surprise!

Weekend Warrior

noun One who enthusiastically engages in an activity or hobby on the weekends outside of regular employment. A part-time soldier, or reservist. A person who indulges in a sport or pastime on an infrequent basis, usually on weekends when work commitments are not present. I had the good fortune to be raised in a town that housed a major military base.  Some of the top people in the military spent 3 years in my town.  Some went on to the pentagon.  Some were veterans of the first gulf war.  Some liked the town so much that… Read more Weekend Warrior