Articles, tagged with "israelites", page 1
20th December 2011
It can be quite scary to grow up especially when we are unsure of the world. However, there are still ways to express uplifting and beneficial lessons in a simple and enjoyable way to strengthen us. Living Scriptures are one possible way to teach people...
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Author:
ViollettiaBennin
23rd November 2011
We face challenges on a daily basis, whether the challenges are at work, at home, or in between. Some challenges are easy enough to work through, while others cause us to beg God for relief.
In the midst of those struggles, we sometimes forget that God...
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The Christian Money Coach
18th November 2011
What does the Bible say about preaching the gospel to children?
We believe that telling children the good news about the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ is biblical. It is both our responsibility and privilege.
Here are some points to conside...
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Author:
Advin Gelshpi
12th September 2011
It is the creative stream which is the heartbeat of the artist, the composer, the musician, the singer, the performer, the author, the inventor, and even the businessman or leader. The creative river within is to be the foundation of the Christian Arts.
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Author:
Mark
30th March 2011
The book of James has become the most controversial books in the in the New Testament, yet the most impressive book concerning the sensible meaning of morals. It's usually far better to go through first at least a short track record of this book to better...
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Author:
Bince
21st March 2011
The beginning of the year paves a way for new diet-fads to enter the general population. After weeks of feasting and celebration, people are looking for ways to lose that extra flab they've gained. It's not surprising that people get confused because ther...
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Author:
Rhonda Jones
15th March 2011
Our culture is our own unique way of living. It reflects what kind of society we live in; it reflects what kind of person we are. The moment we are born in this world, we automatically belong to a certain society with some type of culture. As we grow up, ...
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Author:
karenw101
14th March 2011
The whole idea of God having a blueprint or a complete plan for our lives is quite questionable for many people. We may make comments like, "Does God have a wonderful plan for me because it doesn't seem like it? And if so, what is it?" Sometimes it's har...
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Author:
Rhonda Jones
03rd March 2011
"The moment I saw it, I felt there was something weird about it," said Parfitt, a professor of modern Jewish studies at the University of London's School of African and Oriental Studies. "I wasn't simply in the presence of a neutral object."
Parfitt be...
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Author:
highpriestess4u
02nd March 2011
The agreement accord that we accept with God through Jesus is a Father/child covenant. All the promises in the Old Testament had agreement with them--such as---if you will accept agilely to the articulation of the Lord your God, actuality alert to do all ...
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Author:
parmeshwarkaprem
12th January 2011
Old Testament
Prophets are first mentioned in the Bible with Abraham, who is the founder of all of Christianity, Judaism and Islam; and it given premium importance in the bible. God says, Now Therefore restore the man his wife, for he [Abraham] is a pr...
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Author:
Bishop Bernard Jordan
13th December 2010
It is almost indescribable to imagine what sort of man would fill the shoes of someone who had a burning bush moment with God, who parted the Red Sea and who received the Ten Commandments from God.
The man chosen to fill Moses’ shoes was Joshua in the B...
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Author:
Chris Cornell
13th December 2010
The reason of referring to Samuel of the Bible as a gift is because he was a gift to the prayerful woman Hannah.
She had prayed to God for a child and even promised that should she get this child, he or she would be a child to God. God listened to her p...
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Author:
Chris Cornell
13th December 2010
Take delivering a nation like Israel from oppression of a King, being a woman and doing it in Biblical times, mix it all up and voila, here comes Deborah.
It was no easy task to take on yet she did. Deborah of the Bible served a fairly important positio...
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Author:
Chris Cornell
25th November 2010
Chanukah is one of the oldest celebrated holidays in the world. Chanukah is a fun holiday for all ages and is a great way to learn about your Jewish roots. Read on to get a better understanding of this wintry Jewish holiday.
1. History: Many Jewish boo...
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Author:
Mark Etinger