Posted in Bible, God's Kingdom, heaven, holy living, opposing wrong, poem, uncategorized, worship, tagged if heaven is your real goal, narrow way, Take the Narrow Way, the narrow way on March 18, 2013|
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You may not like the Narrow Way
It may not suite your “taste.”
But if heaven is your real goal
Take the Narrow Way – with haste.
– eab, 10/16/12
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Posted in Bible, death, eabits, holy living, opposing wrong, philosophy, uncategorized, war, worship, tagged American politicians, “Hey it’s OK - as long as you kill for us”, “Thou shalt not kill” -Exo 20.13, BTW this includes HATING, Government says, is YOUR GOD, The Almighty said, The one you obey on March 18, 2013|
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The Almighty said “Thou shalt not kill” –
Exo 20.13.
Government says, “Hey, it’s OK –
as long as you kill for us.”
The one you obey is YOUR GOD
on that subject.
BTW, this includes HATING
American politicians. 😦
– 3/18/13
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Posted in Authorized Version, Bible, education, Jesus Christ, KJV, opposing wrong, spring, truth, uncategorized, worship, tagged Act 12.4, “days of unleavened bread” had begun [vs 3], “Easter” is from the pagan “Ishtar”, day of the first month, Easter from pagan Ishtar, Ishtar, It should NOT be translated “passover, Passover was always the fourteenth, Translation Trouble on March 18, 2013|
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Translation Trouble – Act 12.4
AV “And when he had apprehended him, he put him in prison, and delivered him to four quaternions of soldiers to keep him; intending after Easter to bring him forth to the people.”
NKJV – So when he had arrested him, he put him in prison, and delivered him to four squads soldiers to keep him; intending to bring him out before the people after Passover.
According to the critics, “Easter” is a
mistranslation, because the Greek word
is “pascha.” It is translated “Passover”
twenty-eight times in the New Testament
and it should (in their opinion) be
translated so here.
It should NOT be translated “passover” –
Passover had already passed (“days of
unleavened bread” had begun [vs 3]
which means the Passover was over
[Num. 28.16-18; Exo. 12.13-18].)
The Passover was always the fourteenth
day of the first month – the days of
unleavened bread ran from the
fifteenth through the twenty-first.
Herod could not have been waiting for
the Passover. Besides, why would a king
like Herod be concerned about a Jewish
feast day?
“Easter” is from the pagan “Ishtar,”
a goddess the pagans worshipped
– Rome included. Herod wanted to
wait until this pagan holiday was
over before bringing Peter to the people.
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