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Wasted Years Restored Dec 06, 2021
Death of a Mother Nov 19, 2021
Lanier Theological Library Lectures Oct 20, 2021
Mark 15:39, Insulting or Revering? Nov 09, 2020
Week of November 20, 2022
Getting ready for Thanksgiving week 2022!
Week of December 5, 2021
This week started at the library until midnight Sunday, concentrating on wrapping up the second semester of Hebrew. Some things that happened last week were:
- a high school orchestra concert,
- the cutting of 32 crosstie timbers into 64 4’ sections (with a lot of help from Clark),
- the Christmas decorations in the house have made an appearance,
- and a trip to see the Cameron Park Christmas lights (after picking up some furniture for my daughter).
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Wasted Years Restored
Dec 06, 2021
Are you familiar with the song “Bring Christ Your Broken Life?” The words of its first verse go like this:
Bring Christ your broken life
So marred by sin.
He will create anew,
Make whole again.
But, what are we to make of the following stanza?
Your empty wasted years
He will restore,
And your iniquities
Remember no more.
Death of a Mother
Nov 19, 2021
A mother has died in Central Texas. She was 151 years old.
Lanier Theological Library Lectures
Oct 20, 2021
This past weekend we were able to attend another special event at the Lanier Theological Library in Houston while our son and daughter-in-law were home for a visit. The speaker, John Warwick Montgomery, opened a new apologetics lecture series that they intend to carry on for the next few years.
Mark 15:39, Insulting or Revering?
Nov 09, 2020
When the centurion who observes Jesus die says, “Truly this man was the Son of God!” (Mark 15:39 NAS95) we have a statement which can lead to some interesting questions for an inquiring reader. One such important question is whether or not it is meant to be understood as having been spoken in an ironical/mocking way, or in a complementary/reverential way.