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William Hardecker Jr.
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The Holy Bible (KJB); Independent Baptist churches; Moses, Samuel, Jer
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Prophetic Mysteries Revealed: Exploring the New Testament Mysteries Particular to Future Events
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Disciplines for New Believers
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Prophetic Mysteries Revealed - my "new" ebook
Anyone can download it on Amazon Kindle for a small fee (it is what it is). I released it to the public back in 2021. It is mainly a small booklet but loaded with Scriptures and intended to be a minor corrective to some significant Bible doctrines. It shows that you can go as light on Bible prophecy or deeper, if you wish. By the way, I am an Independent Baptist but before even that, I am a Biblic
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"This is packed full of cultural insights into the lifestyles of people in the time of Genesis. Many enlightening applications. "
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I will be writing up a more comprehensive review and recommendation of this book on my old book blog (time to get that back up to snuff, FWIW, prolly, not much, ha!). What an excellent book. The authors demonstrate great love and concern for our frien ...more |
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is finished with The Faithful Vessel and a Glorious Coffin: Both appendices were helpful and provide a personal testimony of searching for truth and finding it in Christ. Acknowledgment page and Author bio were informative. Great read for sure. I will certainly be writing a book review on my old book review and recommendation blog. Time to dust the old blog.
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| Dr. Floyd Jones has a passion for Bible Chronology. What I appreciate the most is that he totally shows respect for the classic Chronologers of the past (Ussher, Anstey, et. al.). No disrespect towards those he disagrees with. He attempts to demonstr ...more | |
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| Grange Press Charitable Trust based in Taylors, South Carolina produced a beautiful and helpful "Reader's Edition" to the Greek New Testament - Textus Receptus (GNT-TR). The latest edition made a minor but important correction to the first edition wh ...more | |
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| Grange Press Charitable Trust based in Taylors, South Carolina produced a beautiful and helpful "Reader's Edition" to the Greek New Testament - Textus Receptus (GNT-TR). The latest edition made a minor but important correction to the first edition wh ...more | |
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“Someone has well said that the gospel is “not good advice but good news.” It is the glad tidings that what we could not do for ourselves Christ has done for us on the cross.”
― Mark- Everyman's Bible Commentary: The Gospel of Action
― Mark- Everyman's Bible Commentary: The Gospel of Action
“Whosoever will come after me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross, and follow me” (v. 34). Deny and take up are both in the aorist tense, suggesting definite decisions of self-denial and crucifixion with Christ (cf. Gal 2:20). But follow me is in the present tense of continuous action. Following Jesus is a lifelong assignment, lasting until death.”
― Mark- Everyman's Bible Commentary: The Gospel of Action
― Mark- Everyman's Bible Commentary: The Gospel of Action
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