Hebrews 6:10 – God Does Not Forget
Threads of many colors are woven throughout Scripture connecting, intersecting, instructing, filling time with the very essence of God: the history of man woven together with the history of God in words: the 9th hour, prayer, Jacob, Israel, the crippled thigh of a man, the lame, the veil, the future of humanity . . . . HOW DOES IT ALL CONNECT?
Quotes – January 2018
Professional dreamers (those who do nothing with their dreams of opportunity) take away the dreams and opportunities of others; they are dream stealers. – Mary Haigh
Hebrews 6:9 – Persuaded
What has always been the CONSTANT throughout time: Evil comes easier for man when man will believe a lie before he will be persuaded of the truth of God. Man believes his own lies . . . . for man lives in a world of lies. In fact, man condemns lies by telling bigger lies.
Hebrews 6:7-8 – O earth, earth,
God will not have mankind ignorant of His divine Being. From Genesis to Revelation, God will fully reveal Himself to the children of men.
Hebrews 6:6 – IF
Why do Christians seem so sure ? . . . why should Christians be so sure? . . .
Hebrews 6:4,5 – Impossible
What is the bridge between two realms?
Quotes – December 2017
How easy we have slipped from Person-worship to place-worship. – Michael Haigh
Falsely Accused
Who are the true victims of rape fables?
Quotes – November 2017
Man was created a highly intelligent being: as the highest order on Earth he was able to communicate with His Creator, God. In the book of Revelation, man (Adam) closes out his history as a beast without a functioning understanding of the things of God. – Michael Haigh
Hebrews 6:3 -The River of Life
In God’s scroll of time He has been fulfilling His promises in the progressive history of Israel and in the history of the church.
Quotes – October 2017
True experience: A newcomer to our neighborhood was hosting a get acquainted party. At the bottom of the invitation were the initials B.O.B. — so I took my Bible. – Mary Haigh
Hebrews 6:1-2 Perfection
God hates sin, but loves the sinner! Are you really sure about this statement? Why should we even question this statement . . . . .