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Category Archives: Bible Study
Role of Women (part 1)
What Women May Do? Let us start by stating that we do not wish to leave the impression that a woman can’t do anything. The fact is there are many things that a woman may and even should … Continue reading
Finding Bible Authority
How does one find Bible authority? Many have been taught that it is by “command, example, and necessary inference.” While the general thought is true the language is imprecise. Brother Dave Miller has written, “The use of the expression ‘command, … Continue reading
Posted in Bible authority, Bible Study, Doctrine
Tagged account of action, command, direct statment, example, implication, necessary inference
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Hidden Hunger: How’s Your Diet?
Scurvy In 1535, a French group of sailors, headed by Jacques Cartier wintered on the St. Lawrence River (near modern-day Montreal, Canada). The men developed scurvy. “The word ‘scurvy’ means ‘scaly skin.’ This disease caused its victims to lose weight … Continue reading
Posted in Bible Study, God`s word, Nature, Preaching, science
Tagged beriberi, Cartier, Eijkman, scurvy
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Franklin’s Faith
Benjamin Franklin was born in Boston on January 17, 1706. He was the 15th of 17 children. His father was not wealthy, but a poor candle maker. His education was scant, just two years of formal education. Yet, his accomplishments … Continue reading
Posted in Bible Study, Faith, History, Jesus, Priorities
Tagged Ben Franklin, bible study, deity of Jesus, faith, founding fathers, priority
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