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A Prayer Life Like David's?

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Outward Inward and Oil

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Rejection Continued or King Agag gets a splitting Head ache

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Renewal, Retirement, and Rejection

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The ark takes a sabbatical and kings aren’t trump, jokers are

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“Waypoints” is an online manga anthology series
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Promised child, a child with a promise and who should you be listening to?

Promised child, a child with a promise and who should you be listening to? Genesis 15 – 17 With so much to examine we will just hit highlights, be “Bereans” and check it out for yourself. - God makes a covenant with Abram; you will have a natural born son and your descendants will be as many as the stars if he could count them. - Abram believed God and it was counted to him as righteous. - Abram does a sacrifice that God asks for. Cuts most of the sacrificed animals in half and places them opposite each other separated by a gap of space. God in a vision to Abram proceeds to walk between all these pieces, signifying the covenant and that if it was broken the same thing that happened to the sacrifice would happen to the one who breaks the covenant, meaning God himself. There by showing the permanence of the promise God was making. - God Prophecie...

Pottage, a Pair of queens, and a Promise

Pottage, a Pair of queens, and a Promise Genesis Chapters 25, 26, 27 In Chapter 26 God reaffirms his covenant (a Promise) with Isaac, he will be with them and bless him and his offspring and give them the land. Isaac and Rebekah’s two boys Esau and Jacob, as different from night and day. Esau, a skillful hunter, big hairy an avid outdoorsman. He lived for himself, did not care a lot about what Dad and Mom thought, did not believe in silly things like ‘Birth right.’ He thought the people he lived amongst, the Canaanites were ok, he certainly did not understand what his Grandfather Abraham had told his Father about not marrying or following their practices. He liked a girl and took her to be his wife, Judith, and matter of fact the Canaanites had the custom for more than one wife and his Granddad did it too (not mentioning any of the headaches that caused Abraham) Esau took another wife and Basemath (pair of queens). Later, when he saw dear old Dad was not happy with his Martial cho...

Boaz was Ruth less before Naomi came along

Boaz was Ruth less before Naomi came along. The book of Ruth - The book of Ruth takes place sometime in the period of Judges. With Israel constantly falling away from GOD, it’s not surprising that there was a famine in the land during Naomi’s early years. The land flowing with milk and honey was provisional on the people following GOD. - The book is full of interesting names and titles, the first is Naomi, her name is delight, but on her return to Bethlehem minus her Husband and her two sons she asks the people who know her to call her Mara, which means bitterness because of everything she’s had to endure. - Next Her Husband name Elimelech means My God is King, which is ironic that he leaves the promised land and moves to Moab during the recorded time “In those days there was no King in Israel.” - Elimelech and Naomi’s two boys Mahlon and Chilion, Mahlon means sick, which is an odd name for a child and Chilion means pining or failing. Elimelech died and then after these to boys w...

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