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Saturday, May 24, 2008

Excellent reading and Bible-study tools
 
This is an excerpt from the Biblion website:
 
"The New Testament was originally written in the Greek language. We have many fine English translations, but even the very best cannot fully convey the meaning of the original manuscripts without further explanation. To bring the equivalent meaning of Greek over into English involves the significance of words, tenses, cases, prepositions, etc.

Through publishing commentaries based upon the Greek New Testament, Canyonview Press is taking believers into the literal-intended meaning of the original language. Whether or not you know the Greek language, these commentaries are written for you: pastors, Bible and sunday school teachers, missionaries, parents, teens, and anyone who wants to clearly understand the Bible.

As these commentaries concentrate on the New Testament, they emphasize the fact that we have a loving, merciful, and gracious God. He is both saving and governing us by grace in this present Church age."

11:36 pm pdt

Wednesday, May 21, 2008

The beautiful picture of the cross at the end of the rainbow that you see on my homepage was taken today -- May 20th, 2008.

I saw this while sitting in the parking lot at Safeway today and I’m so thankful that I had my camera with me.

While waiting for my dd’in’law to come out of the store I started taking pictures with my digital camera.

The radio was on and I was listening to the primary election results and discussion.  It was discouraging to say the least. 

 

When I realized that the rainbow’s end seemed to rest at the base of the cross I was reminded that our hope lies only in Jesus.  What a wonderful God we have! 

 

“It was all about a cross….”  These words to a song by Jody McBrayer started going through my mind.

 

 “To Ever Live Without Me”

 

The choices, even though you knew the lines

You'd have to cross for me

You made them anyway

Voices, as you knelt there in the garden

'Neath the olive tree

You heard me call your name

I cannot pretend to understand it all

But heaven knew the reason you were there

 

Chorus

It was all about a man

It was all about a cross

It was all about the blood that was shed

so I would not be lost

It was all about the love

That was bigger than a life

It was all about a freedom that was given

through your sacrifice

'Cause you would rather die

than to ever live without me

 

Helpless, that's humanity without your saving grace

So misled

Selfless, you could have called ten thousand angels

Down to take your place

But you took mine instead

I cannot pretend to understand it all

But heaven knew the reason you were there

 

Chorus

 

A greater love has no one than this

That he will lay his life down for his friends

 Chorus

 God bless,

Barb – May 20, 2008

12:00 am pdt


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