Why did Noah curse Canaan if it was Ham who was guilty? Well, maybe Ham was not guilty.
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Why did Noah curse Canaan if it was Ham who was guilty? Well, maybe Ham was not guilty.
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The King James calls it remitting which means to release, to acquit, to surrender.
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It is true that all but two of the first generation out of Egypt died in the wilderness. But when we are spending time in God’s presence, learning during lean times how faithful He is to provide
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For those of us who have grown up around faith talk we have heard a thousand times that if we have faith the size of a mustard see that we can move mountains. Not only is that a teaching not supported by any other scripture, but it is a misquote.
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Matthew 13:19 When anyone hears the word of the kingdom, and does not understand it, then the wicked one comes and snatches away what was sown in his heart. This is he who received seed by the wayside. I am including this one because the verse did much to direct me when I began pastoring in [...]
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This is another innocent misquote by many.
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What a picture of peace, the lion and the lamb snuggled together. Could there be a better picture? Will it happen? I think that it could happen in God’s kingdom. Does the bible paint this picture that is very popular among Christians today?
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