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Pharoah’s Hard Heart
Pharoah’s hard heart resulted in much destruction. It was his hard heart which brought the plagues upon Egypt. It was his hard heart which brought about the death of his first-born son. It was his hard heart which lead to … Continue reading →
Posted in calvinism, envy, exodus, Phrase Study, Suffering, Textual study, Word Study
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Tagged 1 Samuel 6:6, 1550-1090 B.C., 2 Thessalonians 2:9-12, Acts 2:23, Acts 4:28, amenit, anubis, apologetics press, avoidinf pharaoh's mistakes, believe a lie, book of Judges, book questions and answers vol 2, chazaq, cookie jar analogy, darren mays, Deuteronomy 2:30, direct or indirect, elizabeth reed, exodus, Exodus 10:1, Exodus 10:1-2, Exodus 10:16-17, Exodus 10:27, Exodus 10:3, Exodus 10:7-8, Exodus 11:10, Exodus 13:15, Exodus 14:17, Exodus 14:17-18, Exodus 14:4, Exodus 14:8, Exodus 15:16, Exodus 18:11, Exodus 4:21, Exodus 7:10-13, Exodus 7:13, Exodus 7:14, Exodus 7:19-23, Exodus 7:2-5, Exodus 7:22, Exodus 7:3, Exodus 8:15, Exodus 8:19, Exodus 8:24-25, Exodus 8:32-35, Exodus 8:8, Exodus 9:1-7, Exodus 9:12, Exodus 9:16, Exodus 9:27-28, Exodus 9:33-35, Exodus 9:34, Exodus 9:34-35, Exodus 9:35, Exodus 9:7, garry k. brantley, gary brantley, Genesis 5020, God hardened pharaoh's heart, Guy N. Woods, hard hearts may bring sorrow and destruction, hardening of pharaoh's heart, heart hardened after imitation of signs, heart hardened after relief, heart hardened by envy, heart weighed against a feather, Hebrews 3:12-15, how God hardened pharaoh's heart, hu-nefer papyrus, immediate or mediate, james burton coffman, John 21:22, Joshua 11:18-20, Joshua 2:8-10, Joshua 9:9, judicial hardening, kabad, kabed, king sihon of heshbon, lakeviewchurchofchrist.org, leighton flowers, moses and aaron, peter and john, pharaoh hardened his own heart, pharaoh refused to humble himself, pharaoh sinned, pharaoh was stubborn, pharaoh's heart softens during plagues, pharaoh's heart weighed in the balance, police speed trap analogy, questions about the exodus, reason & revelation, receive not the love of the truth, same hammer which shapes metal shatters glass, same sun which melts butter hardens clay, self hardening, serving God in bad times, serving God in good times, sihon, song o why not tonight, soteriology 101, strong's, ten plagues, the canaanites, the egyptians, two types of hardening, who hardened pharaoh's heart, why God hardened pharaoh's heart, why pharaoh hardened his heart, Zechariah 7:11-13
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World Religions: Islam
Islam has many adherents. It is the second largest of the five major religions. There are about 1.6 billion Muslims in the world and about 2.2 billion adherents to Christianity (Largest Religion in the World, worldatlas.com). There are nearly 3.5 … Continue reading →
Posted in Apologetics, History, Islam, Jesus, Stats, Word Study, World Religions
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Basics From The Beginning
The world is in a state of confusion. It has left the moorings of the basics as taught in the early chapters of Genesis. It is now tossed upon the ever changing sea of individual subjective thought. It needs to … Continue reading →
Posted in God, Man, Marriage, Nature, Phrase Study, Sin, Textual study, Work
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Tagged adam and eve, back to the basics, creation, david barton, eric lyons, french revelution work week, gary brantley, Genesis 1-2, God created man, God created marriage, God created the heavens and the earth, in the day you eat, man and woman have different roles in home, man created in the image of God, man given dominion over the rest of creation, man is accountable to God, protoevangelium, shimei, Solomon, the beginning, the image of God, victor hamilton, what was big deal about fruit, why adam and eve did not immediately die, work is not a curse, work week, you shall surely die
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