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The plane frequently used as Air Force One has been flying circles around Greensboro, NC for the past few hours. POTUS is there to visit following some storm damage, I believe. I also believe that normally the aircraft stays on the ground and waits patiently for his return. Curious...

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How Does God Speak to Us Today?

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Setting any possible emotionalism aside, we must ask ourselves if God is truly real to us. Can we say that God is our friend? James tells us, “‘Abraham believed God, and it was counted to him as righteousness,’ and he was called a friend of God.”

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https://christianpublishinghou....se.co/2017/01/15/how

How Does God Speak to Us Today? – Christian Publishing House Blog
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How Does God Speak to Us Today? – Christian Publishing House Blog

Setting any possible emotionalism[1] aside, we must ask ourselves if God is truly real to us. Can we say that God is our friend? James tells us, “‘Abraham believed God, and it was counted to him as righteousness,’[2] and he was called a friend of God

again, not defending jan. 6th, but this is very interesting...

https://rumble.com/vdr2in-tuck....er-everything-the-me

Tucker: Everything The Media Told You About January 6 Is a Lie
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Tucker: Everything The Media Told You About January 6 Is a Lie

The media narrative is a lie aimed to benefit democrats.

PAPYRUS 137 (P137): The Recently Published Earliest Manuscript Fragment of Mark

The Controversial PAPYRUS 137 (P137) is a fragment of the Gospel of Mark in Greek in the form of a codex, which is written on both sides: the recto (right/front) side containing Mark 1:7-9 and the verso (back) side containing Mark 1:16-18. P137 has been dated paleographically to about 175-225 C.E.

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https://christianpublishinghou....se.co/2019/04/04/pap

PAPYRUS 137 (P137): The Recently Published Earliest Manuscript Fragment of Mark – Christian Publishing House Blog
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PAPYRUS 137 (P137): The Recently Published Earliest Manuscript Fragment of Mark – Christian Publishing House Blog

The Controversial PAPYRUS 137 (P137) is a fragment of the Gospel of Mark in Greek in the form a codex, which is written on both sides: the recto (right/front) side containing Mark 1:7-9 and the verso (back) side containing Mark 1:16-18. P137 has been

NTTC John 14:14: “If you ask [me] anything in my name, I will do it.”

The “if you ask me anything” vs the “if you ask anything” is fully explained. We also look at the theological bias in the New World Translation of the Jehovah’s Witnesses.

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https://christianpublishinghou....se.co/2017/04/10/joh

NTTC John 14:14: “If you ask [me] anything in my name, I will do it.” – Christian Publishing House Blog
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NTTC John 14:14: “If you ask [me] anything in my name, I will do it.” – Christian Publishing House Blog

The “if you ask me anything” vs the “if you ask anything” is fully explained. We also look at the theological bias in the New World Translation of the Jehovah's Witnesses.

OTTC JUDGES 3:22: “dirt” or “entrails” or “dung” or “excrement” or “waste” or “refuse” or “filth” or not translated?

When Eglon fell to the ground and expired, his bowels relaxed and discharged their contents. This seems the most likely interpretation of the enigmatic expression wayyēṣēʾ happaršĕdōnâ at the end of v. 22.

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https://christianpublishinghou....se.co/2019/05/16/ott

OTTC JUDGES 3:22: “dirt” or “entrails” or “dung” or “excrement” or “waste” or “refuse” or “filth” or not translated? – Christian Publishing House Blog
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OTTC JUDGES 3:22: “dirt” or “entrails” or “dung” or “excrement” or “waste” or “refuse” or “filth” or not translated? – Christian Publishing House Blog

When Eglon fell to the ground and expired, his bowels relaxed and discharged their contents. This seems the most likely interpretation of the enigmatic expression wayyēṣēʾ happaršĕdōnâ at the end of v. 22.

OTTC Genesis 2:4: Is the Father’s Personal Name Important?

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“Jehovah” (Heb., הוהי, YHWH), God’s personal name, initially occurs in Genesis 2:4. The ultimate disgrace that modern translators render to the heavenly Father of the Holy Scriptures is the elimination or the disguising of his personal name. In fact, His name occurs in the Hebrew text 6,828 times as הוהי (JHVH), usually referred to as the Tetragrammaton (i.e.,…

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https://christianpublishinghou....se.co/2016/11/01/is-

OTTC Genesis 2:4: Is the Father’s Personal Name Important? – Christian Publishing House Blog
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OTTC Genesis 2:4: Is the Father’s Personal Name Important? – Christian Publishing House Blog

“Jehovah” (Heb., הוהי, YHWH), God’s personal name, initially occurs in Genesis 2:4. The ultimate disgrace that modern translators render to the heavenly Father of the Holy Scriptures is the elimination or the disguising of his personal name. In fact,

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