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Tag Archives: Old Testament
Understanding Yom Kippur as a Christian
Observant Jewish people are busy preparing for Yom Kippur, or the Day of Atonement, which begins at sundown today and lasts through tomorrow. The day is described in Leviticus 23:27-28 “Now on the tenth day of this seventh month is the … Continue reading
Posted in The Word, World Religions
Tagged christianity, day of atonement, forgiveness, Hebrews, high priest, holy days, Jesus, judaism, Leviticus, Messiah, Old Testament, sacrifice, salvation, scapegoat, sin, sin offering, Yom Kippur
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What lasts according to Isaiah 40:8
Photography copyright is my own (Julia A. Seymour).
Posted in The Word
Tagged Bible, christianity, flowers, God's Word, Isaiah, Old Testament, photography, Scripture, theology, things perish but God remains, truth
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Old and New Testament Parallels: Christmas Edition
One of the things I really love about the Bible is its cohesiveness, the way so much of the Old Testament foreshadows the New Testament. As my pastor has been working his way through Matthew 2 (the arrival of the … Continue reading
Posted in The Word
Tagged Exodus, foreshadowing, gospel, Herod, Magi, Moses, New Testament, Old Testament, parallels, typology
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Resources to Help You Study the Bible for Yourself
A couple days ago I was asked for some advice about studying the Bible. Since that subject was on my mind I decided to share some things that may be helpful to folks as they study the Word of God … Continue reading
Posted in Bookshelf, Christian Life, The Word
Tagged audio, Bible, Bible Study, biblical interpretation, David Murray, Herman Who?, hermeneutics, how to interpret Scripture properly, How to study the Bible, Jen Wilkin, Jesus on Every Page, New Testament, Old Testament, outlines, protection from false teaching, resources, sermon, Women of the Word
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Don’t Miss List: Old Testament Importance, Tyndale (in Toon) and More
It’s been some time since I put together a Don’t Miss List for you all. My stack of links to catch up on is pretty big now, but here are some of my favorites. I’ve got a church checkup, an … Continue reading
Spurgeon Preaches of Jesus, the Passover Lamb
It is Holy week and following Palm Sunday my thoughts are pulled forward to Maundy Thursday. My church is so small it doesn’t have service this Thursday night to solemnly remember the Last Supper of Christ and His grief as … Continue reading
Posted in Sermons, The Word
Tagged Charles Spurgeon, crucifixion, Easter, good friday, Holy Week, Jesus, Maundy Thursday, Old Testament, passover lamb, sermons
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Flashback: Why Should a Christian Think about Purim
The Jewish festival of Purim began at sundown yesterday, so I thought my previous post about Purim is worth sharing again.
Posted in The Word, World Religions
Tagged Esther, Jewish festivals, judaism, Old Testament, Purim
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