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Hebel: From Sinner to Singer

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Tuesday, September 23, 2014. From Sinner to Singer. Paul is probably picking up on the idea prevalent in the Old Testament that we become what we worship. This is seen in Isaiah; the prophet is commissioned to preach to his idolatrous generation with the result that they deaf, blind, and dull hearted (Isaiah 6:9-10) – just like the idols they worship (Isaiah 42:8, 17-25)! Hence why one of things the Servant of the Lord brings is the restoration of sight to the blind. These are thy gifts; they are good, f...

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Hebel: Athanasius: The First Thing You Must Grasp

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Thursday, April 16, 2015. Athanasius: The First Thing You Must Grasp. I hope you will forgive another post concerning creation and redemption. During Christmas I had opportunity to revisit The Incarnation. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Hebel (Hebrew: heh'-bel, hab-ale'. Often used as an adverb, emptiness or vanity, figuratively something transitory and unsatisfactory. Mist, vapour. I'm a Christian in my early 30's. I married to Alison. 6 Questions to Ask When Your Devotional Life is in a Rut. Book ...

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Hebel: Dissolve Like Snow?

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Wednesday, February 18, 2015. The February of 1779 witnessed the publication of the poetry and hymnary of the English poet William Cowper and Church of England priest John Newton. The Olney Hymns. As the collection became known, was written by the two men for use in Newton's ministry in Olney, Buckinghamshire. The parish had a history with dissenters, and was largely populated by poor and uneducated women and men. The Olney Hymns. The famous of the Olney Hymns. Is of course Amazing Grace. Newton had orig...

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Hebel: February 2015

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Wednesday, February 18, 2015. The February of 1779 witnessed the publication of the poetry and hymnary of the English poet William Cowper and Church of England priest John Newton. The Olney Hymns. As the collection became known, was written by the two men for use in Newton's ministry in Olney, Buckinghamshire. The parish had a history with dissenters, and was largely populated by poor and uneducated women and men. The Olney Hymns. The famous of the Olney Hymns. Is of course Amazing Grace. Newton had orig...

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Hebel: Parish Family Tree

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Thursday, September 25, 2014. Long term readers of hebel. Will know of a slow, on going project to map the parishes of the Sydney Diocese. View Sydney Diocese Parish Boundaries. In a larger map. Partly this comes out of an appreciation of the. But it also comes from the present inaccessibility of parish maps. Well, related to this project has been an interest in the history of the formation of parishes in Sydney. Thanks largely to pre-. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Hebel (Hebrew: heh'-bel, hab-ale'.

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Hebel: Charles Simeon on Gospel Charity

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Tuesday, March 10, 2015. Charles Simeon on Gospel Charity. Charles Simeon was known as the Prince of Evangelicals. Converted during his undergraduate years at Cambridge through reading the Book of Common Prayer's Holy Communion service, Simeonplayed a significant role in the late 18th, and early 19th centuries - in what David Bebbington describes as one of two great waves of evangelicalism. Vol 15, 357). Yes, I do indeed. Yes, solely through Christ. No, I must be saved by Christ from first to last. What ...

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Hebel: A Real Establishment

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Sunday, March 01, 2015. For since there are real men [sic], so must there also be a real establishment ( plantationem. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Hebel (Hebrew: heh'-bel, hab-ale'. Often used as an adverb, emptiness or vanity, figuratively something transitory and unsatisfactory. Mist, vapour. I'm a Christian in my early 30's. I married to Alison. And we live in Sydney. I've just started studing again, so during the week you'll find me hitting the books at Moore College. Five Dock City Farm.

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Hebel: Our Humble and Hearty Thanks

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Monday, September 29, 2014. Our Humble and Hearty Thanks. There is something about gratitude that is so fundamentally different to grumbling.". Back in February I wrote. A piece that prescribed thankfulness as an antidote to grumbling, and speculated that the authors of the Book of Common Prayer had noticed the same dynamic. Well, it seems that the good folk at the Christian Counseling and Educational Foundation. Describes in this video:. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Poldark meets Mr Selfridge.

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Hebel: The Fullness of Time

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Thursday, April 02, 2015. The Fullness of Time. The social imagery of time has not always been thus. During the Middle Ages, time was conceived of either belonging to either eternal or sacred time or the profane or mundane or secular time – saeculum. This means that events can be situated in relation to more than one type of time. On this reasoning, this year’s Good Friday could be understood to be closer in time to the Crucifixion on 3 April 33 than 2 April 2015 would be. Labels: Augustine of Hippo.