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Security of the Believer

(Definitions taken from the 1913 Webster's Dictionary)

believer 1. one who believes; one who is persuaded of the truth or reality of some doctrine, person, or thing.

security 1. Freedom from apprehension, anxiety or care; confidence of power or safety; assurance; certainty 2. Freedom from risk; safety

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Ethics Y1 Harvest and Thanksgiving

Submitted by Scott Skinner on Sat, 10/24/2009 - 17:48
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The Armor under discussion available to all and is described in the other articles. Lets show some more ways to put it on so we are ready before during and after you Harvest then Give Thanks. As instructed by Christ, and his personally trained personnel as well as the prophets.

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Ethics X3 Christopher Columbus Day and Responsibilities

Submitted by Scott Skinner on Thu, 10/15/2009 - 02:33
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Though the above is not in exact original presented order I present the simple little clips to make a very important point that all Christians strive for. Something God is asking every American to do right now:

I Love You -- What Does It Mean?

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I say the words "I love you" to a lot of people: family-members, brothers and sisters-in-Christ, even people whom I haven't seen for many years and may not see again before I die. Definitions are important to me. Recently, I started to ask myself, "What do I mean when I say I love you?" Certainly it means different things to different people and in different contexts, but if I use the same words each time, there should be some consistency in the core meaning.

Stupid vows

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Would it have been wrong for Jephthah to have spared his daughter?

Laziness

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Hard work and diligence pay off in the long run, but laziness pays off right now!

— Bob Vincent

Robert August Vincent II

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Robert August Vincent II

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Places and Things

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Every place has a thing, but not every thing has a place.

— Bob Vincent

Waiting

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Last week, I heard Pastor Paine talking about the three different kinds of "wait" in the Bible. It's the word after the word "wait" that tells you which kind it is. I didn't think much of it at the time, but fifteen minutes later I was asked to give the next Sunday afternoon Bible study. As soon as I could, I caught up with Pastor Paine and asked, "Can I steal your idea for the Bible study next week?" "Absolutely!" he replied. So it is with his blessing that I am giving this study.

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