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    'âram 'uncover, make naked, manifest'
    'Hebrew Thoughts' from Jonathan Went

    The root verb ‘âram )FrAe (Strong's #6191, x5) can be taken two ways. It only occurs 5 times, twice in Proverbs (15:5; 19:25) where it is used to good intent as prudent wisdom and twice in 1 Samuel 23:22 and Psalm 83:3 where the import is negative and conspiratorial…

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    Parables: the net
    'Thoughts of a saint and slave' from Sam Isaacson

    Jesus continues his parables about the Kingdom with this perhaps uncomforting parable: ‘Again, the kingdom of heaven is like a net that was thrown into the sea and gathered fish of every kind. When it was full, men drew it ashore and sat down and sorted the good into containers but threw away the bad. So it will…

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    In a culture that glorifies the rebel and the outlaw, it is not surprising that we have lost our ability to understand just how bad sin really is. MovieMinistry's downloadable 9-week series includes Bible studies that will help students grasp the allure and impact of sin, its effects, and Christ's answer. What's So Bad About Sin Anyway? -- includes the following studies:1. Temptation Flirtation 2. One Sin Leads to Another 3. Sin Tries to Intimidate 4. Sin Is a Burden 5. Regret Is Not Repentance 6. Sin Needs to be Cleansed 7. Sin Must be Resisted 8. Caught In Sin, Change Directions 9. Confronting Sin, Forgiving Friends. Click on the image for more info
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    1852 - Union Institute was chartered by the Methodists in Randolph County, NC. Renamed Trinity College in 1859, the campus moved to Durham in 1892. Tobacco magnate James B. Duke endowed the school with $40 million in 1924, upon which its name was changed to Duke University.
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