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Tag Archives: Jesus’ Teachings
Christian Animal Welfarists Challenged (Part Three)
We ended (Part Two) on the Predatory World with the thought that Jesus tells His followers that He Himself would become the instrument of healing for the world as He is lifted up as a symbol of evil – on … Continue reading
Messianic Time and Animals – Part Four and Conclusion
For those who have not read: Part One Part Two Part Three THE SABBATH: GOD’S TIME IN HISTORY As a tangible lesson of Messianic time and what it entails, in the Hebrew Bible we find the example of the Sabbath: … Continue reading
Messianic Time and Animals – Part Three
For those who have not read: Part One Part Two LIGHT AND RESPONSIBILITY The Bible presents what is essentially a dynamic view of righteousness. We are shown an initial ideal in the first two chapters of Genesis and are later … Continue reading
Messianic Time and Animals – Part Two
For those who have not read Part One. MESSIANIC TIME The radical contrast between the Christian and the secular view of time is both profound and startling. Whereas secular time varies between a view that sees history as an unending … Continue reading
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Tagged Creation Care, End Times, Eschatological Gospel, Jesus' Teachings, Messianic Time
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The Activism of Christ – Part Six – Conclusion
For those who have not yet read: Part One Part Two Part Three Part Four Part Five To put it simply, the sacrificial cult does not work. It never has worked. All those animal sacrifices were completely unnecessary. Even if … Continue reading
The Activism of Christ – Part Five
For those who have not yet read: Part One Part Two Part Three Part Four I suspect the reason why most preachers focus only on the money changers is due to the words that Jesus spoke. In the Gospel of … Continue reading
The Activism of Christ – Part Four
For those who have not yet read: Part One Part Two Part Three ~ There is an often overlooked detail in the Gospel of Matthew that Jesus was not alone in his protest. After Jesus chased out those buying and … Continue reading
The Activism of Christ – Part Three
For those who have not yet read: Part One Part Two Those who sold doves Last, but certainly not least, Jesus turns his attention to those selling doves for sacrifice. Whilst Jesus initially targeted those buying and selling cattle, He … Continue reading
The Activism of Christ – Part Two
For those who have not yet read Part One The Sellers and Buyers In various Bible movies the temple marketplace has often been depicted as secular. We often imagine a scene where local people come to buy their groceries, tourists … Continue reading
The Activism of Christ – Part One
Twice in Jesus ministry He is seen in the role of an activist, protesting in the temple. In the Gospel of John, Jesus goes into the Temple and makes a whip of cords and drives the animals and those selling … Continue reading
Peace Without Borders
As we enter this new year with a new President and new administration in the US, some of us may be feeling a bit unnerved. We are seeing President Trump carry out campaign promises. He has issued an executive order … Continue reading
Challenging Religion – Part Six and Conclusion
See Part One here. See Part Two here. See Part Three here. See Part Four here. See Part Five here. For the entire article go here: Challenging Religion. The Righteousness of the Pharisees At the start of his ministry Jesus … Continue reading
Challenging Religion – Part Five
See Part One here. See Part Two here. See Part Three here. See Part Four here. For the entire article go here: Challenging Religion. A Case Study in Religion: ‘Eat What is Set Before You’ Twinned with the false interpretation … Continue reading
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Tagged Advocating for Animals, Christian Theodicy and Animal Kingdom, Creation Care, Gentiles and Samaritans, Jesus' Teachings, Jewish Diet/Law, Legalism in Dietary Law, Pagan Religious Systems, Relationships, Religion/Christianity, Satanic Strongholds, Spiritual warfare, Vegetarian/Vegetarianism/Vegan/Veganism
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Challenging Religion – Part One
Defining Religion The word religion both in modern usage, but also biblically, tends to be employed in a variety of ways. In one of the few times the word is utilised in the New Testament, James in his epistle tells … Continue reading
