| 2011-10-10
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2 am - "Daughter of the king of the south" Josephus called the king of the south (Egypt) "Sheshach" The prophecies call the emperors of Rome and some of the kings of Babylon the same. The daughter of the king of the south was the "Cleopatras."
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| 2011-08-10
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propensity: a strong natural tendency or inclination to do something
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| 2011-07-12
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God is love; but His people had become the degenerate plant of a strange vine to Him: Through the years of their existence as His People, He gathered 144,000 fruit and then burned the vine in 70 A.D. The descendants of Abraham are still heirs to all His promises, - whether in the natural, or descendants by Faith. Hosea prophesied of People who were not a People; but are now called the Children of God.
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| 2011-06-22
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2:30 am - We must have an awakening; we are spiritually asleep!
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| 2011-06-22
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Our generation is still in darkness about what really happened at the punishment of Jerusalem and finally all the wicked, over the whole earth.The translation of 'The coming of the Lord' is not merely Maranatha; that is just the first part. It means: The Coming of the Lord to punish Jerusalem, and finally all the wicked of the world.
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| 2011-06-22
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All the cities of Israel had their synagogues; but they gathered at Jerusalem on special feast days: because Jerusalem was a delight to The Lord
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| 2011-06-22
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3:00 am - "How weak is thy heart" God said this to the Israelites because they could not resist the temptations of fleshly exhilarating idol worship ... what kind of idols do we deal wi t h today?
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| 2011-06-15
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If we'll set our heart on Him, The Lord Jesus can give us feelings better than any we've ever known. He'll give us a language all our own; and the more we talk with Him in that language, the stronger we will be.
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| 2011-02-11
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Tuzigoot National Monument: Had been saying this phrase now and then for a couple years; finally googled it and found it is a partially excavated mountain in Arizona that is like an apartment building buried inside. It was a part of the destructions of 70-79 A.D. along with well-known ancient cities of Europe and all other parts of the world: cities that are buried in mountains. Abandoned cities of the Mayas and other structures above-ground are from civilizations that disappeared more like 1200 years ago.
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| 2011-02-09
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anomalous: someone out of keeping, esp. with established or accepted notions of fitness or order. When I was in Bible school, girls wore dresses; and men did not grow beards. Today, they would be labeled anomalous.
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| 2011-02-08
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anomaly: a teaching or doctrine that is not accepted by mainstream historians and Bible scholars
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| 2010-07-03
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purvey, purveyors: to furnish provisions; to furnish food, or food for thought; those who furnish provisions; distributors, dispensers (purveyors of lies or purveyors of truth)
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| 2010-06-14
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Keats' Law: John Keats was an English 'romantic' poet, 1795-1821; From his ode to 'Beauty', he wrote two phrases that I call 'Keats' Law: a. A day without the sight or sound of beauty, the contemplation of mystery, or the search of truth or perfection, is a poverty-stricken day; and a succession of such days is fatal to human life.b. As soon as beauty is sought, not from religion and love, but for pleasure; it degrades the seeker.
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| 2010-06-07
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6:00 am - Stimuli: (Plural of a noun) things or events that evoke a specific functional reaction in an organ or tissue; things that arouse activity or energy in someone or something; incentives
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| 2010-04-30
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endorphins: any of a group of hormones with pain-killing and tranquilizing ability that are secreted by the brain. I have found that worshipping and feeling God's Presence, releases these hormones.
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| 2010-04-30
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opiate: something that dulls or deadens; Our lives are contaminated with opiates that dull or deaden our spiritual senses.
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| 2010-04-24
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insolent, insolence:1. presumptuous and insulting in manner or speech; arrogant 2. audaciously impudent; impertinent
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| 2010-04-24
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indolent, indolence: insensitive to pain; a mind marked by neither pain nor pleasure; laziness or inactivity rising from a love of ease or aversion to work.
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| 2010-04-13
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surreal: having an oddly dream-like or unreal quality
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| 2010-02-23
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osprey: The name of a bird: they keep the same mate and go back to the same nest every year; repairing and adding more stuff until it can be seen on a telephone pole or fisherman's house for a mile or more. The Lord God said He was married to the Israelites. As they went astray, He kept repairing His image through the voice of the prophets,and adding more blessings until they were the most sought-after nation on earth.
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| 2010-01-16
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Perestroika: A very drastic term, originating with the restructuring of Soviet policies of the mid 1980s. It led, eventually to the end of central planning in the Russian economy. (To the 'church' it means reform, rebuilding, restructuring.)
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| 2010-01-13
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viscose: something flowing, that has a property which resists the force tending to cause it to flow: sometimes our spirituality takes-on a viscose nature.
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| 2010-01-01
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Perestroika: A very drastic term, originating with Mikhail Gorbachev's restructuring of Soviet policies of the mid 1980s.It brought about the end of central planning in the Russian economy. Before 'Perestroika' the government owned all businesses; whereas afterward, individuals now may own their own companies including grocery stores, etc. To the 'church' it means Extreme Reformation, Rebuilding and Restructuring.
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| 2009-12-09
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Metzgers: A printing company; Also, Professor Don Metzger wrote a thesis regarding the list of countries in Acts 2:9 as compared to a list of nations following the events of 70-80 A.D.
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| 2009-11-28
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"bodacious": getting ready for bed I began saying this word: it means complete and unmitigated; unmistakable, remarkable, noteworthy, extreme. Bodatiously: thoroughly, unquestionably, extremely
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