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The Forgiving Finger of God - Damon J. Gray
One of the great difficulties for many to get beyond is the posture of viewing God as against us, accusing us, waiting in eager anticipation for our next stumble. God is viewed as endlessly shoving his finger in our faces, expressing his disappointment in (if not anger toward) how poorly we measure up. It is…
Damon J. Gray,
Repentance: how truth and sincerity could cleanse your sins
Repentance makes us right with God. Image: Jametlene Reskp|Unsplash Is there really a need for repentance? The Bible tells us there is. Sin and disobedience have inundated humanity since the beginning of time. Adam and Eve introduced the original sin, the Israelites practiced idolatry, and the Pharisees displayed extreme pride. We are all sinners. Romans
Joseph Antonio Liao,
I Cannot Believe What (I think) I'm Seeing - Damon J. Gray
I apologize in advance for the length of this blog posting. I could not find any way to break it into weekly segments without losing the impact of what happened. Grab your coffee and a blanket, put on your slippers and read on. When I meet someone who intrigues me, someone with whom I would…
Damon J. Gray,
"Father, Forgive Them"
If anyone ever had good reason to withhold forgiveness from his enemies, it was the Lord Jesus. He was the only true victim—totally innocent of any wrongdoing. He never broke the law of God. He never sinned in His actions, words, or thoughts. He never yielded to any temptation whatsoever.
John MacArthur,
The Persons of The Trinity — House of David Ministries
In the Old Testament, there are plural names and pronouns for God. For example, the names Elohim and Adonai or plural. Some scholars claim this plurality relates to “a plurality of majesty.” However, in Genesis, we read: “Let Us make man in Our image, according to Our likeness” (Genesis 1:26) .
Eric M. Teitelman,
The Persons of The Trinity — House of David Ministries
In the Old Testament, there are plural names and pronouns for God. For example, the names Elohim and Adonai or plural. Some scholars claim this plurality relates to “a plurality of majesty.” However, in Genesis, we read: “Let Us make man in Our image, according to Our likeness” (Genesis 1:26) .
Eric M. Teitelman,

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