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More Woes in Isaiah

Posted on February 16, 2023 by Bryan Hodge

The word “woe” appears 21 times in the book of Isaiah. The word “woe” is an interjection of sorrow or grief. It is sometimes used as a warning. We have considered six of these “woes,” which occur in Isaiah 5, … Continue reading →

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Valentine’s Day and Love

Posted on February 14, 2023 by Bryan Hodge

The origin of this day is uncertain. Here are some theories: (1) Some (not all) believe that it is a “christianized” form of the Roman festival of Lupercalia. This festival occurred each year between February 13th and 15th. It is … Continue reading →

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“Crucified”

Posted on August 16, 2022 by Bryan Hodge

“Must Jesus bear the cross alone, and all the world go free? No there’s a cross for ev’ryone, and there’s a cross for me / The consecrated cross I’ll bear till He shall set me free, and then go home … Continue reading →

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Mardi Gras: A Mockery of Pure Religion

Posted on February 18, 2015 by Bryan Hodge

It is called “Mardi Gras” meaning “Fat Tuesday.” It is called “Carnival” from “Carne Vale” meaning farewell to flesh.” It is the last opportunity to revel and “live it up,” before the Catholic’s forty days of lent starts, and abstinence … Continue reading →

Posted in Catholic, culture, Ethics, holiday | Tagged aphrodite, bacchanal, bacchus, boobs, booze, carnival, comus, cross dressing, dionysus, drunkenness, easter, fat tuesday, geek festival, greek god, holiday, lent, lupercus, mardi gras, masks, orgy, pagan holiday christianized, pure religion, revelries, riotous, robert farrell, roman festival, roman god, transvestites, venus, works of flesh | Leave a comment

Ethics: Body and Brain II

Posted on March 27, 2013 by Bryan Hodge

We are “fearfully and wonderfully made”, a “marvelous” work (Psalm 139:14). However, many are self-destructive and never come close to fulfilling their potential. Dr. Bess Francher observed, “we don’t have much to say about how we look at sixteen. But we … Continue reading →

Posted in drugs, Ethics, History, Stats, stewardship, Temptation, Wine, Word Study | Tagged abstinence, alcohol, brain, drinking, drunkenness, fermentation, honey, human body, medicinal use, moderation, preserve grape juice, sober, social drinking, stewardship, temperance, wine, wine skins | Leave a comment

The Works of the Flesh

Posted on August 17, 2012 by Bryan Hodge

The wording “the works of the flesh” should not be taken as saying that flesh itself is inherently evil. God called His creation very good (Gen. 1:26, 31). We are marvelously created (Psalm 139:14). Jesus dwelt in the same flesh … Continue reading →

Posted in Textual study | Tagged adulery, drunkenness, emulation, envy, fornication, hatred, heresies, idolatry, lasciviousness, murder, reviling. Galatians 5, sedition, strife, uncleanness, variance, witchcraft, works of flesh, wrath | Leave a comment

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More Woes in Isaiah

Valentine’s Day and Love

“Crucified”

Mardi Gras: A Mockery of Pure Religion

The Works of the Flesh

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