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    The Creed: I believe in God ... revisited.

    Who is God? I believe in God ... who is the God in whom we believe? God is the Father almighty. What comes first in the creed is God's fatherhood, not his might. I believe in God the Father almighty. Why does the creed say the Father? Is it telling us about the most holy Trinity? Yes, in...
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    A fork in the road

    God is our father and he created all things not only for his own glory and for his good pleasure (as some assert) but by his knowledge and will because he knows the faithful and wills them to be his adult children forever not only serving him as obedient servants but as sons and daughters whose...
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    This is just a little note about terms. The links that we are discussing are called Bread crumbs because they help you retrace the steps needed to get back home like in the Hansel and Gretel fairy tale.
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    Is that which is spirit good and that which is physical evil?

    No. I mean physical creation and spiritual creation. Was that not clear in the first post?
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    The twelve gates of Revelation's New Jerusalem

    Here's a map of old Babylon (Sumer) showing the centuries in which is existed.
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    The twelve gates of Revelation's New Jerusalem

    Some say Job lived in the 19th century BC, old Babylon existed from around 32nd century BC until some time around the 20th century BC so it existed before Job's time. Here's an image of Babylon's territory at around the time of Hammurabi,
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    Another perspective on faith, obedience, and the glory of God.

    I do not know if there's a transcript.
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    Greater and lesser sins..

    I do not think that one can list venial sins any more than one can list mortal sins. But maybe one can list some sins that are serious and some that are less serious. You tried to do that in an earlier post didn't you? Venial sins are less serious sins. Mortal sins are serious in matter and...
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    What part of your church service is worship?

    Words have meanings that ought to distinguish one thing from another, right? Is signing the same thing as worship?
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    The gospel in sixteen words.

    Whats the world?
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    Unfolding fatherhood.

    In the holy scriptures God is "Our Father who is in heaven", in the time of William of Occam God is "the sovereign ruler of all and his will orders all things", by the time of the reformation God is a "Judge whose Law is so stringent that none can satisfy it and all are dead in sins", in the age...
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    What part of your church service is worship?

    We wouldn't have words like worship, prayer, praises, singing, dancing and so forth if they all meant the same thing. If they are all worship then what distinguishes worship from them?
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    What part of your church service is worship?

    What part (or parts) of your church service is worship and what part (or parts) as teaching, praise, prayer and so forth? Catholic masses have this kind of structure: Entrance of the book of the gospel and the ministers who will preside over the celebration and their assistants Greeting of the...
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    The Law of God

    Where does the Law of God come from? Is it derived from God's eternal attributes? Is it an expression of God's character? Is it the product of his infinite knowledge of his creatures and his will concerning them? Or is it from somewhere else?
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    Theosis

    Do you believe that the faithful will share the divine nature and what do you think it means for a creature to become a god (not God almighty but a god)? 2Peter 1:4 Whereby are given unto us exceeding great and precious promises: that by these ye might be partakers of the divine nature, having...
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    Can you get by without the sacraments?

    Are sacraments for weaklings? Are the strong in faith so strong that they need no sacrament because their faith will see them through?
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    Is that which is spirit good and that which is physical evil?

    Is that which is spirit good and that which is physical evil? Does matter matter in your theology?
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    The gospel in sixteen words.

    God the Father sent his Son to give us the Holy Spirit to make us one.
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    Yes, I said I was using both Chrome and blue tang.
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    Daily Light

    Saturday, 18th June 2016 Morning Thou shalt put the mercy seat above upon the ark, and there I will meet with thee. Exo. 25:21, 22 The way into the holiest of all was not yet made manifest. Heb. 9:8 Jesus, when he had cried again with a loud voice, yielded up the ghost. And, behold, the veil...
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