By Barbara Cohen Hyland In the Biblical account of creation, after God creates man and woman, the first thing He tells them is be fruitful and multiply. Really? Aren’t we facing a problem with overpopulation and “global warming” and all the problems that come with too many people on our planet? Actually, the birth rates […]
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This parashah records the personal revelation of God to Abram (later, Abraham) from his call to leave Ur to the destruction of Sodom. As a result, it is the paradigm of intimate relationship between God and his people. It is a template for our lives today.
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I hear many people, Jews and Christians alike, calling the festivals and assemblies of Leviticus 23 “Jewish Holidays.” And while I agree it is the Jews who reverently honor these Holy days, it is the voice of the Lord, who poignantly declares; “These are my feasts.”
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The time of accountability. What a confusing time in life when one is saying goodbye to childhood and embracing the blessings of becoming an adult.
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The story of Esther depicts one of the many scenarios of an ongoing controversy; a controversy that will eventually be settled in God’s time—not ours. The age-old controversy is based on a challenge over one of the most profound questions of all time— ”Who is God?” A question at the root of a game of thrones contest that has existed since the fall of the cherub who was once perfect in wisdom and beauty until iniquity was found in him (Ezekiel 28:11–19).
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by Barbara Cohen Hyland My husband and I just returned from a wonderful trip visiting our daughter and her husband in Dallas. Not only was it fun visiting our kids, but the Creation Science Research people will be opening a grand new exhibit center, based on creation science, and not the evolutionary ideology that pervades
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Posted on Abidelines.com on January 25, 2019 by Barbara Cohen Hyland Yeshua was always preaching and teaching others. That was His mission. He spoke in the context of 1st century Jewish thought. His theology today is still the same as it was during His lifetime. We quote many of His teachings and with our modern mindset
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by Barbara Cohen Hyland Seeking happiness, wherever it can be found has always been one of the utmost priorities in life. Of course that means focusing on self, instead of others. We live in a “Me-ism” world. Whatever makes me happy is what I want! This has been man’s dilemma from the beginning…” Eve don’t
by Barbara Cohen Hyland Yeshua knew that the disciples and the generations to come after them would face times of intense persecution. At those times, it might seem as if God had lost control of events or forgotten about them. Unlike those early believers, we here in America, do not face physical persecution. However, we do face
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