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OPEN MIC – FRIDAY! August 2nd
The First Fridays Worship Music OPEN MIC is now mobile and has been for 3 months! Formerly held at The Way of Life congregation downtown , now that we are mobile, we are setting up in host congregations all over … Continue reading
Posted in OPEN MIC
Tagged 4001 Lakewood Way, AZ-U-R, church, First Fridays, Lee's Summit, MO 64064, music, OPEN MIC, Worship
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Galatians: Old Testament quotes in the New Testament
Who were the Galatians? They were a warring people with a history that is not so good. The “Gauls” are named after Gaul of Thrace. They are descendents of the Celts which as you know, Great Britain eventually descended from. … Continue reading
Posted in Verses
Tagged Adam Clarke, Animism, Aphrodite, Aristotle, battle of Allia, Brit Chadashah, Caesar, Christian, church, Circus Maximus, Ecclesiastes 1:9, Galatia, Galatians, Gallic, Gauls, Great Britain, Greece, Julius Caesar, legalism, legalistic observance of Torah commands, Mercury, Messianic, New Testament, Old Testament, paul, rabbi, Roman Catholic, Romans, Sha'ul of Tarsus, syncretism, Tanakh, Teutates, The Dictionary of Paul and His Letters, Thomas Aquinas, Thracian, Turkey, Visigoths
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1st and 2nd Corinthians: Old Testament quotes in the New Testament
The following is a picture of P46. “P” stands for papyrus. Extant (text that has survived from the past to the present time) Biblical fragments have numbers associated with them to differentiate them from one another, in this … Continue reading
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Tagged 1 Corinthians 3, 1st Corinthians, 2nd Corinthians, Acts 5, bible, Brit Chadashah, church, comparison, Extant, fragment, Gamaliel, golden rule, Great Sanhedrin, Hillel, Jerusalem, Love your neighbor as yourself, Nasi, New Testament, Newer Covenant, Old Testament, old testament references in new testament, Older covenant, oldest, our master, p46, Papyrus, paul, Pharisee, President, Rabban, Rabban Gamaliel the Elder, rabbi, Sanhedrin, Sha"ul, Shammai, Tanakh, Tarsus, torah, verse, verses., worldly
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James, the Synagogue, and Jesus – part 2
As part 2 of this study of tough things to come to terms with, let’s jump right in with a couple of questions: If I say synagogue, what is the first thing that comes to your mind? Is it, … Continue reading
Posted in Word Studies
Tagged ἐκκλησία, Brit Chadasha, church, ekklesia, halakhah, hypocrite, Intertestamental Period, συναγωγή, Jerusalem Gemara, Judaism, map, New Testament, pretender, Septuagint, shofar, shopher, shopheroth, stage actor, Strong's Greek Dictionary, sunagōgē, Synagogue, synagogue of Satan, Synonym, Thayers Greek-English Lexicon, The Complete Biblical Library Greek-English Dictionary, tract Shekalim, trumpet, tzedakah, word study
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Church sized MAN-CAVE
HURRY UP! We have to get to church on time today! Pastor is showing the football game in the sanctuary right after service! His email says it is going to be a great day of worshiping together! I want to … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged Adonai, amplified, cheerleader, Christian, christianity, church, church sized man cave, churches, cold, corruption, crew, david, Discipleship, Ekklisia, expounded, fan or follower, Give Us Clean Hands, God, hot, legalistic, luke warm, man cave, narrow gate, nathan, NFL, opposition, pastors, penalty, perversion, Pharisees, rationalization, rationalize, rebellion, ref, referee, sanctuary, Titus 2, Titus 2:12, wide road
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Do chickens have to go to church?
Have you ever heard the expression: Running around like a chicken with his head cut off? Have you ever taken time to consider the implications of what this means? To run around without a head? To run around without … Continue reading
Posted in Living life Even if . . .
Tagged 1 Corinthians 12, abandon, Adonai, assembly, believers, biblical, binding and loosing, body, chicken, chicken with its head cut off, christ, church, Colossians 1, Colossians 3, command, desert, Ephesians 4, Fiddler on the Roof, forsake, God, good deeds, Hebrews 10, Jesus, Lord, love, Matthew 18, messiah, neglect, personal, prohibiting and permitting, relationship, Romans 12, savior, shul, Synagogue, Tevye, Yeshua
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How Keeping the Jewish Sabbath was Abolished in Christianity: Part 3 (Final)
In part 1 of How Keeping the Jewish Sabbath was Abolished in Christianity, I brought up the Lord’s Day thesis. In it, I said there were 3 thesis statements: Yeshua (Jesus) was resurrected on the day after Shabbat (The 1st … Continue reading
Posted in History
Tagged acts 20:16, acts 20:7, Acts 2:46, Adonai, Christian, christianity, church, Council, custom, Ecumenical, even if, Exodus 20:9, first day of the week, Fiscus Judaicus, Genesis 4, gentile, God, history, Jesus, jewish, jews, Laodicea, Messianic, Nicea, paul, Pentecost, revolt, Romans 11, Sabbath, Saturday, schism, Sha"ul, shabbat, Shavu‘ot, Sunday, Where does it say that in the text?, Yeshua
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