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Moses Gives a Warning

10th March 2019 Jonathon Davies 2637 Comments

I was reading my bible before bed the other day (I know, I’m a wild man) when I came across a few passages in Deuteronomy which caught my eye. Deuteronomy is the book where Moses [more…]

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Was Jesus a Refugee?

6th January 2019 Jonathon Davies 3764 Comments

Over the Christmas holidays I heard many references to Jesus being a refugee. This happens most years, but this year it was given extra credence by the number of migrants trying to cross the Channel [more…]

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Why Then? Why There? The First Coming of the Messiah

30th December 2018 1642again 1860 Comments

We are at the end of Advent, the Christian season that looks forward to Christ’s nativity.  Today I am not going to tell you what you most probably already know about Advent, its significance and [more…]

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Hark! The Herald Angels Sing

24th December 2018 OldTrout 6682 Comments

Painted in about 1470/75, it is in the National Gallery. One of my favourite carols: Merry Christmas!   OldTrout 2018  

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Martin Luther and Brexit: Game Changers

11th December 2018 Jonathon Davies 2480 Comments

We all know that Henry VIII famously broke with the Pope in Rome to seek a marriage with Anne Boleyn. But another important question is how was he able to do this? More specifically, would [more…]

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Father Christmas

6th December 2018 Æthelberht 2283 Comments

I wanted to write a seasonal piece for GP, but I’m a totally rubbish cook so a recipe is out of the question. What could I do instead? How about a brief history of Father [more…]

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Isaiah Part 3 – The Second Coming of the Messiah

2nd December 2018 1642again 1815 Comments

I wasn’t originally going to tackle the thorny subject of Biblical prophecies concerning the Second Coming of the Messiah, a subject that has caused more than a few people to lose their minds.  However, a [more…]

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Isaiah Part 2 – Prophecies of the Christ

28th October 2018 1642again 4084 Comments

This is the second half, well final third perhaps, of the previous article about Isaiah published a few weeks ago and in this autumnal season as we start looking forward to Advent and then Christmas, [more…]

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Isaiah – A Prophet of Tetrarchic Vision

23rd September 2018 1642again 2058 Comments

“Lift up your eyes and look to the heavens, who created all these? He who brings out the starry hosts and calls them each by name, because of his great power, and mighty strength, not [more…]

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