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Tag Archives: paul and barnabas
The Jerusalem Council
The Jerusalem council (or conference) occurred c. 50 or 51 A.D. The reason for this meeting concerned a controversy in the church. Did gentiles need to be circumcised and keep the law (of Moses) to be saved? (Acts 15:1-5). Some … Continue reading →
Posted in church, Church Organization, Fellowship, Textual study
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Will You Follow Him?
“Where He leads I’ll follow, follow all the way; follow Jesus ev’ry day” (Song: Where He Leads I’ll Follow by W.A. Ogden). It is easy to sing these words. It is easy to proclaim these words, but will you follow … Continue reading →
Posted in Dedication, Textual study
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Tagged atonement for dead, bone box, comforts of life, dedication, demanding savior, disciple, dorcus, elisha, family and friends, forsake all, foxes have holes and birds have nest, hard saying, joe diffie, kenny chesney, Lazarus, leave immediately, let dead bury dead, let me bid farewell, let me bury my father, levi, Luke 9, military man with orders illustration, ossary, paradox, paul and barnabas, priorites, put hand to plow and do not look back, respect for dead, second burial, son of man no place to rest his head, song everybody wants to go to heaven, song prop me up beside the jute box if I die, song where He leads I will follow, tabitha, timing, w.a. ogden
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