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Baking Up Sin
Hosea 7 uses the metaphor of a baker and baking to describe the people of Israel. Let us notice. 1. “They are all adulterers. Like an oven heated by a baker – he ceases stirring the fire after kneading the … Continue reading →
Posted in food, prophets
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Tagged 2 Kings 15, alligiance, anger, assasination, baking, baking bread, baking up sin, cake, Ecclesiastes 7:9, Ephesians 4:26-27, ephraim, esv, figure of speech, half baked cake, homer hailey, Hosea 7:4-8, hot oven, israel, Leviticus 19:18, lust, Mark 7:20-23, meditation, metaphor, military alliances, minor prophets, nasb, plots and plans, political alliances, Proverbs 10:12, Proverbs 4:32, thoughts, unturned cake, wayne jackson
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Think on These Things!
It is so easy to allow one’s mind to dwell upon the wrong things. Someone has offended you, and you meditate on such day and night until you allow a root of bitterness (cf. Hebrews 12:15) to grow within your … Continue reading →
Posted in christian growth, Dedication, Mental Health, Priorities, stewardship, Temptation, Textual study, Word Study
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Tagged david barton, good report, internet, john quincy adams, just, lovely, mind, news, newspaper, noble, Philippians 4, praiseworthy, pure, radio, t.v., think, thomas jefferson, thoughts, true, virtue
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