36 days ago by CKHL

Rare coins, charred and burned from the Roman destruction of the Temple nearly 2,000 years ago were displayed today in Jerusalem. About 70 were found in an excavation at a key Jerusalem holy site. They give a rare glimpse into the period of the Jewish revolt that eventually led to the destruction of ...

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41 days ago by dadsvintageads

The front shows a motorcyclist and reads, “Jerusalem Temple Motorcycle Escort, New Orleans, La. Coin is silver in color, not sure what type of metal it is. Measures 1-1/2″ in diameter. The reverse shows a child with a cast and a crutch, a banner that reads, “American Bicentennial 1776-1976″, a coupl ...

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45 days ago by kamalakarduvvuru

The perceived importance of the story of Jesus’ act in the temple is evident as it appears in all the four Gospels (Mt. 21.12-17; Mk. 11.15-18; Lk. 19.45-48; Jn. 2.13-22). Markan version is the longest among the four. Only Mark makes clear that God’s house shall be called a house of prayer for “all ...

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60 days ago by Marty Holman

“Missionary life is simply a chance to die.” – Amy Carmichael “For to me, to live is Christ and to die is gain.” – Phil. 1:21 What is it with Christ followers and their “dying to themselves” and living in Christ stuff? How come we just can’t be who God created us to be? Ya know, give our best? Just ...

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95 days ago by Christopher Esget

Gospel: Luke 17.11-17 “He shall dwell alone; his habitation shall be outside the camp.” Thus it was written in the Law of Moses concerning the leper. He was cast out. Ostracized. Condemned to a life of solitude, as his flesh rotted away. “He shall dwell alone.” The leper is not alone in being alone. ...

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100 days ago by Kushana Torumekia

Listen to this article image source: http://faculty.maxwell.syr.edu/gaddis/HST210/Nov18/Default.htm Dr. Zissu points out that one of the fascinating aspects of the Bar-Kokhba revolt is the intensive use of the rebels and Jewish refugees of natural and man-made caves as hiding and refuge places in th ...

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109 days ago by Christopher Esget

Tonight’s psalm exhorts us to “Worship the LORD in the splendor of holiness.” “Splendor” by itself in the Bible means “beauty.” It can refer to radiant things seen in nature, a handsome man, or the luxuries of wealthy people. Proverbs 31 uses it to describe the ideal wife. It often describes the maj ...

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112 days ago by hempaz

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118 days ago by Adam Minneapolis

This is now the nineteenth post in our series on “A Partial-Preterist Perspective on the Destruction of Jerusalem in 70 AD.” This is the same title as a term paper I recently submitted to Northwestern College. All the previous posts can be found here, and it’s recommended that they be read in order ...

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126 days ago by Christopher Esget

I took an outstanding intensive class earlier this week taught by Dr. Daniel Brege on his book Eating God’s Sacrifice: The Lord’s Supper Portrayed in Old Testament Sacrifice . Over the next few days/weeks I’ll be posting some of the thoughts I gleaned from the class, in no particular order. The firs ...

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