Resonance

 There are different ways of interpreting a piece of music. Players sometimes do a disservice to the composer through their lack of inspiration or by using a badly tuned instrument. But the highest priority in the hermeneutical art is an awareness of the spirit in which we are interpreting the word in question. Is this spirit in harmony, in resonance, with the Life that breathes in the text that we are trying to translate? Of course, we must also have a good instrument, knowledge, and a cultivated intelligence and feeling so as to perceive all the harmonics of this subtle text.

The Questions We Don’t Ask Our Families but Should

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Pass-The_ Ball...: ...And The Tomb Is Still Empty-Rev.M.D.Rogers

Pass-The_ Ball...: ...And The Tomb Is Still Empty-Rev.M.D.Rogers: ...And The Tomb Is Still Empty by Rev.M.D.Rogers The serpent’s bite was a deadly one. The venom had worked its way deep into the heart of...

Easter 23

 Easter is the celebration of eternal life in Jesus by faith. We give thanks that Jesus died for our sins so that we may be reborn through genuine faith in Him. Singing our praises is a powerful way to show our gratitude in worship and fellowship in Christ.

The biblical account of Jesus' death on the cross, or crucifixion, his burial, and his resurrection, or raising from the dead, can be found in the following passages of Scripture: Matthew 27:27-28:8; Mark 15:16-16:19; Luke 23:26-24:35; and John 19:16-20:30.

The word "Easter" does not appear in the Bible and no early church celebrations of Christ's resurrection are mentioned in Scripture. Easter, like Christmas, is a tradition that developed later in church history.

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Nonviolence as Love in Action

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