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Law of Moses: Sanitation

Posted on January 10, 2024 by Bryan Hodge

In this series, we are examining some of the many commandments which are found in the law of Moses. It is our aim to understand them better, build faith, and answer critics. We are considering them topically. 1. Human waste. … Continue reading →

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Two Are Better Than One

Posted on July 9, 2015 by Bryan Hodge

“There is one alone, without companion: He has neither son or brother. Yet there is not end to all his labors, nor is his eye satisfied with riches… Two are better than one, because they have a good reward for … Continue reading →

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Galen’s Influence

Posted on July 21, 2014 by Bryan Hodge

Imhotep (Egypt c. 3500 B.C.), Hippocrates (KOS, Greece 460-377 B.C.), Galen (Pergamum, Asia Minor 130-201? A.D.): Those are the celebrated physicians of ancient times. It is Galen that is the subject of this article. Galen learned much by dissecting animals – … Continue reading →

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The Purpose of Teaching and Preaching

Posted on December 16, 2013 by Bryan Hodge

What is the objective? What is it that we are trying to accomplish in our Bible classes and from the pulpit? Some specialize in the trivial. What man had twelve fingers and twelve toes? What tribe was filled with left-handers? … Continue reading →

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Law of Moses: Sanitation

Two Are Better Than One

Galen’s Influence

The Purpose of Teaching and Preaching

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