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Can A Spirit Being Die?
Can a spirit being die? More exactly: Can deity (a divine personage) die? If Yahshua [Jesus] the Messiah pre-existed as Deity, or as a Spiritual Being before the world was created, was it possible for him to die (on the tree)? Let the Scriptures answer.
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Steve-0 |
Oct-10-2011
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Casting Down Imaginations
WE ALL HAVE TWO WORLDS. The OUTER world that all see and we show everyone. Then the inner chambers which is our thoughts and imaginations. This is where reality is. The real temple is the HEART. In our minds is the sincere sanctum. Motives are raw here. Evil is done just for evil's sake as well as goodness. There is no shaming, no fooling. In this realm ALL pretense and disguise is cast off! We are what we are. Here we learn the truth.
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Steve-0 |
Oct-09-2011
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The Spirit of Nimrod
The Babylonian spirit was first seen in the world's first tyrant named Nimrod. It's the same spirit as Satan. This self-same spirit will be seen in the works of the Antichrist. "He was a mighty hunter before the LORD." Why did the Lord take special notice of this mighty hunter? Was it because Nimrod hunted and killed many animals? No. He not only hunted animals, but he hunted also the very souls of men! He hunted them and enslaved their souls to follow his pernicious ways.
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Steve-0 |
Oct-09-2011
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The History of Catholic Oneness
Listed below are Oneness Apostolic bishops from the Apostle Paul to the last bishop of Rome, known to have taught Oneness. (The dates given below are all approximate ones).
Paul, AD 42-65.
Linus, AD 65-79.
Analcletus, AD 79-90.
Clement, AD 90-99.
Evaristus, AD 99-107.
Alexander, AD 107-116.
Sixtus, AD 116-125.
Telephorus, AD 125-136.
Hyginus, AD 136-140.
Pius, AD 140-154.
Anicetus, AD 154-165.
Soter, AD 165-174.
Eleutherus, AD 174-189.
Victor, AD 189-198.
Zephyrinus, AD 198-217.
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Steve-0 |
Oct-08-2011
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Regional Language Magazines in India
The article describes about regional language magazines in India. Regional magazines in India not only acted as news providers but also promoters of certain market products.
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Sachin Chaudhary |
Oct-08-2011
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Pilgrimage To Makkah- Why It Is The Best Way To Transform A Pilgrim’s Life
The Hajj and Umrah pilgrimages to Makkah are essential for every Muslim. They show devotion to Allah and solidarity with other Muslims. The Hajj 2011 will be the opportunity for many Muslims to achieve their lifetime goal and to bring a real change for the better in their lives.
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Nabil Kunwar |
Oct-06-2011
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Charles Finney Speaks Out
Charles G. Finney was a 19th Century evangelist who left Freemasonry. He wrote a book on the subject of Freemasonry. It has been reissued by Crown Publication, Burlington, Ontario, Canada under the title, The Antichrist of the Masonic Society. On page 139 he states correctly: "God hold the church and every branch of it, responsible for its opinions and actions in accordance with the best light, which, in His providence, is afforded them."
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Steve-0 |
Oct-05-2011
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Oprah Winfrey's Teachings Exposed
Learn of the New Age ideas of Oprah.
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Steve-0 |
Oct-05-2011
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Theological Terminology
The following are terms used in religious circles and in writings about religious subjects. Some terminology may have slightly different meanings depending on the point of view, but every effort has been made to make the definitions as clear and accurate as possible.
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Steve-0 |
Oct-03-2011
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Tattoos
What does the word of God say about tattoos and why is answered in this article.
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Steve-0 |
Oct-02-2011
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The Truth About the Lodge
The Masons have been around for many centuries. Masons claim that their organization finds its roots with the builders of King Solomon's temple, but others trace its origin to the Ancient Pagan Mysteries. According to Pike's Morals and Dogma, Buddha was a Mason some one thousand years before Christ. The first Grand Lodge was founded in London in 1717. Masons claim that their "fraternity" is not a religion, but over and over again we find religious elements in their practices.
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Steve-0 |
Oct-01-2011
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Understanding the Bible
The Bible is God's love letter to mankind. It's a type of instructional and spiritual history book. Here are some tips to guide us all in how to gain a greater understanding of the word of God. Before anything else, we must pray for His guidance and help in all matters whether they be little or great. (2 Chronicles 14:11) Although it's a historical document and can be understood in that perspective, it's also one that's spiritually discerning.
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Steve-0 |
Oct-01-2011
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Jesus Name Baptism in History
Baptism in the name of Jesus has evidently existed throughout church history and is now enjoying a great revival. The early church history is explored to include Catholics and others who originally baptized in the name of Jesus. The middle ages also had groups who testified to this mode of baptism. Lastly, the modern groups who once baptized in the name of Jesus (Assemblies of God, Quakers, and many others) and those who continue to keep this practice of the Apostles.
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Steve-0 |
Sep-30-2011
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Adultery
In our morally deteriorating society, it is difficult to share at times that certain decisions and actions are still sin in God’s eyes. There once was a time when adultery was condemned from the pulpits. However, largely due to the desensitizing of our culture and the promotion of this sin through the media (music, movies, television, tabloids, and romance novels), most people turn a blind eye to adultery even though the consequences are still as devastating as in ancient times.
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Steve-0 |
Sep-29-2011
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What's the Holy Ghost?
But the Comforter, which is the Holy Ghost, whom the Father will send in my name, he shall teach you all things, and bring all things to your remembrance, whatsoever I have said unto you. (John 14:26) The Holy Ghost is the spirit of God (God is a spirit - John 4:24) that moves upon the face of the earth to lead and guide all mankind unto God. Howbeit when he, the Spirit of truth, is come, he will guide you into all truth. Find out just exactly how to receive it. Does it comes only by tongues?
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Sep-29-2011
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What You Must Not Forget For Packing for Hajj
You should always pick up the required belongings for your Hajj trips and pack them up properly. You should prepare well and arrange these things accordingly before your departure.
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Nabil Kunwar |
Sep-29-2011
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Several Witnesses of Christ
There are secular (and Jewish) or non-Christian sources that prove Christ's life was a reality. Here's what 1st and 2nd century sources have said about Him which verifies Jesus as an actual man of history. Cornelius Tacitus (55 - 120 A.D.) Tacitus was a 1st and 2nd century Roman historian who lived through the reigns of over half a dozen Roman emperors. Considered one of the greatest historians of ancient Rome, Tacitus verifies the Biblical account of Jesus' execution at the hands of Pilate.
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Steve-0 |
Sep-27-2011
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God's Promises
God's promise when you:
Feel Guilty - 2 Samuel 14:14; Psalm 130:3-4; Romans 8:1-2; 1 Corinthians 6:11; Ephesians 3:12; Hebrews 10:22-23
Feel Dejected – Psalm 130:7; Isaiah 65:24; Matthew 11:28-30; Romans 8:26-27; Hebrews 4:16; James 4:8, 10
Feel Despair – Psalm 119:116; Isaiah 57:15; Jeremiah 32:17; Hebrews 10:35
Are Disappointed – Psalm 22:4-5; Isaiah 49:23; Matthew 19:25-26; Mark 9:21-24; John 15:7; Ephesians 3:20
Are Depressed – Deuteronomy 31:8; Psalm 34:18; Isaiah 49:13.
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Steve-0 |
Sep-26-2011
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I Am
I AM... It means there is no beginning and no end to him, he encompasses all and is all. it is beyond our understanding but it is the most profound statement ever give to us by God. The words are Hebrew אהיה אשר אהיה, pronounced Ehyeh asher ehyeh, but translated into English, it means I am that I am. Here are some other ways it has been translated... He who is. The self-existent one. I AM THAT I AM, I am a father to Israel, I am a great King, I am alive for evermore, I am with thee.
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Sep-26-2011
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Three Realms
Apostle Paul informed us of a third heaven (where the presence of God dwells with His host). "I knew a man in Christ above fourteen years ago, (whether in the body, I cannot tell; or whether out of the body, I cannot tell: God knoweth;) such an one caught up to the third heaven." Here we are informed that Paul himself was in the very presence of God. (2 Cor. 12:2) The word of God tells that there are three heavens. The first being our immediate atmosphere, and the second is outer space.
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Steve-0 |
Sep-26-2011
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What's the Catholic Faith?
What's the Catholic faith? Most people who do not call themselves Catholics but believe in the false doctrine of the Trinity fail to realize that they hold the central teaching of their mother. Even the Catholic Church itself calls them Catholic in the Quicumque Vult of Catholicism. The Quicumque Vult states that, "A Trinitarian is a Catholic even though he or she may profess to be a Protestant." The issues and theology of the Catholic faith is explored in history.
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Sep-25-2011
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Space Exploration's Inspiration
The history of flight is the history of man's dream to rise through the sky like a bird. Early tradition about flight and probably many early challenges involved fashioning wings out of birds' feathers. The narration about flying objects at the time of revelation of the Bible, Koran and legends. Bellerophon the Brave, captured Pegasus, a winged horse and took him to a fight with the triple headed monster, Chimera. The Bible also inspires it. "He stretches out the north over the empty place."
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Steve-0 |
Sep-25-2011
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The Power and Nature of Singularity
The definition that I found that struck a chord of meaning with me was the following term. "A point of infinite density and temperature, derived from the concept that if we could view our universe going backwards in time, every galaxy will eventually crush into some singular point. The time of this event is known as the Big Bang epoch." Indivisible, indivisible, the beginning point… without which you have zero, and anything beyond is not possible without the beginning one.
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Sep-25-2011
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Savage Wolves in Christ's Name
What do the History books have to say about Christendom under the Rulership of the "Holy" Roman Empire? Some people will only believe the truth when it's presented by cold hard facts. The items here are such. They will shock some and disgust others, but they are only presented to tell the truth in it's entirety. "Faithful are the wounds of a friend; but the kisses of an enemy are deceitful." (Proverbs 27:6)
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Steve-0 |
Sep-23-2011
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Pagan Gods and Goddesses Worshipped as Christian Saints
Saint Brigid was named after one of the most powerful goddesses of the Pagan religion. "Probably the clearest example of the survival of an early goddess into Christian times is Brigid, the great triple goddess of the Celtic Irish. Bridget took religious vows and was canonized after her death by her adoptive church, which allowed the saint a curious list of attributes, coincidentally identical to those of the earlier goddess." The Catholic Church in order to gain pagans, made a goddess a saint!
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Steve-0 |
Sep-23-2011
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