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You can get it free here.... as well as many other books. Gary North offers a huge FREE library. (I also have it on my computer, and can send anyone a copy in MS WORD Format) I even have it in hardcopy, sitting on my desk this very minute...

Most people are afraid to even open the book, The Days of Vengeance by: David Chilton, for that very reason. His writing doesn't adhere to the instructional dictates of either the things they were told to believe, or of the Seminary they might have attended. Yet it is one of the most...

We often get a little too self-righteous, and forget that WE are not perfect, and never will be, here on this Earth… We are merely BEING perfected.

continued: New Testament books of the Bible (These books were written about Jesus, and what it means to follow him.) 40. The Gospel of Matthew This is an account of Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection, focusing on Jesus’ role as the true king of the Jews. Author: Matthew 41. The Gospel of...

Old Testament books of the Bible (These are the books written long before Jesus was born.) 1. Genesis Genesis answers two big questions: “How did God’s relationship with the world begin?” and “Where did the nation of Israel come from?” Author: Traditionally Moses, but the stories are much...

Do his ears glow from a halo, or something, when he talks so that you supernaturally know when he is speaking this special wisdom from God? Probably not. Fact is, it is still no more than his mind telling him (no matter how honestly and earnestly he believes something else) that he is...

I used to teach REBT (you can google it) and to demonstrate how our interaction with others is often (usually) clouded by our inaccurate perceptions and preconceptions, I gave this example to my clients: You are suddenly cut off in traffic by a car veering directly in front of you, almost...

All any of that means is that we are not Jesus. And, guess what? We never will be. We are all a work in progress, and we need to simply understand and accept that.

Let's not let being PC go to our heads. Was Jesus so worried about not appearing to be "loving" that He was afraid to call the Pharisees, "a brood of vipers?" There is something for us to learn in THAT verse, just as much as there is in many other verses.

I mean that every word out of his mouth was simply what he thinks he knows about words on the pages of whatever books he has read, and the conclusions he came to from considering that information. He may be right on some things, or he may not.

SBG, Because someone you spoke with expressed an opinion, that makes it so? You received nothing more than something to mull over. Nothing more, nothing less.

Odd, God seems to offer a family and a relationship, but most of the time we seem to want a government and to be ruled.

Laughable, HB. She claims to want peace, so she turns the computer over to you to say what she won't?

I'm off to the "Y". Check you later.

Ok, I'll back off. I also thought we were making headway. My being a supporter of Trump's policies has nothing to do with me defend fabrications intended to make a man, any man, look like he did something he did not. I would never have reposted some of the crap about Obama being queer, or...

I apologize if I came down too hard on your reply. It is just that I have come to expect so much more level headed, common sense thinking from MOST people on here.

For cryin' out loud, Trump does enough stupid, immature stuff all on his own. Pick on the stuff he dumps in your laps, if you feel this need to attack him. What is with this obsessive desire to fabricate things that never existed?

I have to say I am disgusted at some of the sick minds on here. On something like The Walton's TV show, the kids mock one another with exactly the same childish, exaggerated "love talk" ("Oh John-Boy" "Oh Marsha... I love you so much.") when they find out one of them has a boyfriend or...

Why would you even say that last part???? For Pete's sake, go listen to the whole video for yourself, and see that he was doing no such thing. I expect this kind of herd mentality from SG, but others here are capable of thinking for themselves.

The only real attempt at understanding this that I could find: This literal translation is one of the most difficult verses in all the New Testament to translate and to interpret properly. Scholars and translators are divided in how to express this verse with proper meaning. First, Paul uses...