Apr 3, 2008Comments Off

Resolve

Categories: Thoughts

The beginning of the book of Daniel starts with King Nebuchadrezzar’s victory over Judah and its subsequent exile to Babylon. The king told the chief of his court officials to bring some of the young Israelite men to serve in the king’s courts. But these weren’t any young men, look at what the scripture says about them in verses 3 through 5: 

The beginning of the book of Daniel starts with King Nebuchadrezzar's victory over Judah and its subsequent exile to Babylon. The king told the chief of his court officials to bring some of the young Israelite men to serve in the king's courts. But these weren't any young men, look at what the scripture says about them in verses 3 through 5:  Read More

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Who do you say I am?

Categories: Thoughts, Christology

Through out the Gospels when Jesus talks directly to his disciple it must of great importance. This is because Jesus revealed the most to the twelve that were closest to him. In the book of Matthew, chapter 16, Jesus turns to his disciples and asks a question of them. . .

Through out the Gospels when Jesus talks directly to his disciple it must of great importance. This is because Jesus revealed the most to the twelve that were closest to him. In the book of Matthew, chapter 16, Jesus turns to his disciples and asks a question of them. . . Read More