Well, here we go again. Recently, on the History Channel, I watched a program that really caught my attention, and ruffled my feathers a bit (that’s an old Southern saying that means it made me a little angry). The program was about the location of the Garden of Eden, and what man thinks he may have [...]
Posted on April 29th, 2010 by doc
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Do you ever feel old? Some mornings, before I get up, I think I feel the same as when I was eighteen. Then, I swing my legs out of the bed, and my body screams, “Hah! Fooled you again!” Imagine how Methuselah felt. Now, he was really old. Methuselah lived just thirty-one years short of [...]
Posted on March 19th, 2010 by doc
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Someone asked the other day where Cain got his wife. Their take on the matter was that this subject might prove evolution, and that Adam and Eve were not the ony people on earth. I find that a silly argument…and this is why. Many assume that Cain “found” his wife in the land of Nod [...]
Posted on December 14th, 2009 by doc
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At the cross? Allow me to suggest that’s only partially true. Ask many Christians about the sins of the Israelites, and they’ll explain that the sins were “rolled forward”, and forgiven at the cross, as if each Israelite kept adding sins to his account until the day he died. I’d like to also suggest this [...]
Posted on June 12th, 2009 by Bob Mathews
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