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Tag Archives: Moses
Moses’ Caitlyn Jenner Moment
A Judgment Against Moses Numbers 20:1–13 (NET) 1 Then the entire community of Israel entered the wilderness of Zin in the first month, and the people stayed in Kadesh. Miriam died and was buried there. 2 And there was no … Continue reading
The Killing Fire of God
Texts That Give God A Bad Name The occasion was the consecration of the Hebrew priests and the tabernacle. Moses had followed God’s commands (Rules for sacrifices are found in Leviticus 1-7) in consecrating Aaron and his sons (chapters 8 … Continue reading
What Backyard Tigers and Chuck-e-Cheese Bears Reveal About Our Hunger for God and the Ironic Way in which God Turns it Around
Why we Hunger and Fear Glory Why are there more tigers in American back yards than in the wild? The practice of keeping exotic and dangerous animals is highly controversial. An illuminating question might be “why do we want them … Continue reading
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Tagged Exodus, glory, Moses, the book of exodus
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Why Religion Doesn’t Work and Why God Is So Hidden
Why Doesn’t Religion Work? I was a seminary student when this young man came to my church in Grand Rapids. He was in my small group and my elder district. He told me that he was unhappy but when he … Continue reading
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Tagged CS Lewis, Moses, Peter Kreeft, Princess Orual, the book of exodus, Till We Have Faces
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Hell Hath No Fury…
My “Naked” Truth This last week a Huffington Post piece went viral. It was written by Robin Korth who describes herself as an “international speaker and writer”. This description is supposed to convey status, is it not? She opens the … Continue reading
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Tagged book of exodus, Exodus, Leadership, Moses, Robin Korth
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When Moses, Jethro, Phil Robertson and the Pope go into a Tent Together
Tribes We are all born into tribes. We are born into families, into countries, into ethnic groups, into religions (or non-religions), and into allegiances. Some of these tribes we pick up as we go, some were passed on by our … Continue reading
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Tagged Exodus, Moses, Phil Robertson, Pope Francis, the book of exodus
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