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Rereading Prophecy

Biblical prophecy is about what cannot be known by human observation and reasoning, even in an age of global communication, satellite imagining, and computer analysis. Making Known What Has Been Secret. As such, biblical prophecy is about two governing hierarchies, one presently reigning, one. Soon to come to power. Hybrid to another F. Hybrid doesn’t produce a F. Hybrid, but rather, a F. As a salmon migrating upstream against the flow of the river, the person who rereads biblical prophecy mentally retur...

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rereadingproust

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Invitation to Reread the Bible

Why reread the Bible? Lot of Christian preaching and literature today promote a version of the Gospel very far from what is taught in the Bible. Surprisingly, most Christians seem ready to uncritically accept such interpretations. Some of the prominent features of the doctrine commonly taught are that. Christians have been specially chosen by God for special privileges and protection that those of other faiths will not qualify for.

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Research Reading Lady

I, Ms Grossman, am the Literacy Coach and 6th grade Humanities teacher at The Secondary School for Research in Brooklyn. This blog is for my current classes, all my students (past and future) and anyone who loves to read. Tuesday, June 23, 2009. Have you read it? What do you think? What are you reading? Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile.