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Monthly Archives: March 2015
A Desperate Joy
“Hosanna!” So shouted the celebrants on the first Palm Sunday, and so sang we in church this morning, two thousand years later (we’re not big shouters at my little Baptist church). We were, of course, getting Holy Week started the … Continue reading
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Ancient Artifacts, Apocalypses, and the Ancient of Days
Pictures this past week of ISIS taking sledge hammers and power tools to ancient artifacts like the magnificent winged-lion here made my heart hurt. Then this weekend I finally got around to reading a sobering article about ISIS ideology, a … Continue reading
Posted in Apocalyptic literature, Daniel 7, The Book of Daniel
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