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Shepherds and Hunters of the Old Testament

Shepherds and Hunters of the Old Testament

Looking at the occupations of some of the more significant men in the Bible, there were those who were shepherds and those who were hunters or archers. Shepherds care for their flocks, lead them to green pasture and fresh water, and watch over them at night to protect them from foxes and other predators. Hunters and archers, on the other hand, are predators.

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The Masoretic Blasphemy in Isaiah 45

The Masoretic BLASPHEMY in Isaiah 45

For any and all who have — truly — received the love of the truth (cf, 2 Thessalonians 2:8-12), below is DEFINITIVE proof that your Masoretic text-based “bibles” are corrupt, and are, thus, NOT the eternal word of God.

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Sean's Testimony

Sean’s Testimony

I was an atheist for about 3.5 decades of my adult life, and only came to true faith a few months prior to my turning 50 years old. Praise be to God, the Lord opened my eyes, ears and heart to the truth of His eternal word in the Summer of 2012.

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Psalms for the End of Days or the Conclusion

Psalms for the End of Days or the Conclusion

In the Greek Old Testament, 56 psalms are written “for the end” (Brenton) or “for the conclusion” (Thomson). That’s just over one third of all psalms. Given the times that we’re living in, this makes every one of these psalms, individually and together, especially pertinent for all believers.

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The Crucifixion Psalm & Textual Matters

The Crucifixion Psalm & Textual Matters

When reading the Greek Old Testament, you’ll notice some differences in chapter and verse numbering, especially in the Book of Psalms. Psalm 21 is numbered as the 22nd psalm in the corrupt Masoretic text and, thus, in all the countless modern “bibles” which are translated from the Masoretic rather than the Greek OT

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You're Saved! Now What?

You’re Saved! Now What?

Sean and Katharine discuss how to live your life anew in Christ Jesus, whether you’ve just come to saving grace through faith in Jesus or have been a church-going Christian for decades. For in a key, foundational sense, the process might well be much the same either way.

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