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Self deleting Batch Script
A clever command: (goto) 2>nul & del "%~f0"
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Vocab: Ostensible
Kathy’s Word of the Week (7/9/2018) Weekly Brain Food brought to you by our VP of HR ostensible Pronunciation: os-ten-si-ble Definition: stated or appearing to be true, but not necessarily so As used in a sentence: Their ostensible goal was … Continue reading
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Sermon: John 10
V 15, one to one relationship with Christ, not one to group. V12, reminds me of the leaders of many churches I've seen in NY (e.g. Redeemer)
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Not Vigorous Enough
Looking back at my recent schedule, I figure that I'm not vigorous enough. I could have accomplished much much more.
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PowerShell
A powerful tool from Microsoft. One that may supersede ms dos batch scripting. So I took a quick course (Understanding Powershell 5 by Matt Hester) on Lynda.com. Good resources: Get new tips everyday: https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/heyscriptingguy/ Script Repository: https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter
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Sermon: John 8:12-59
Final day of The Feast of Tabernacle (sukkot): in the court of women, 4 stands, each holding 4 golden bowls that lit during the feast. Multiple symbols from exodus to harvest. Jesus is the light. Francis Crick, one discoverer of … Continue reading
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Ligonier Class: WCF
The Westminster Confession of Faith by John Gerstner.
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On Redeemer PCA in NYC
I would group this church under "Party Church" now. When Tim Keller was around, his sermons were the only things dreading those who love God. Then one would start wondering if that is all a mega church could offer. No … Continue reading
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On Infant Baptism
I just thought, Hebrews 7:9 can be a good reference for it. One might even say that the infant was baptized through the father. For the infant was still in the father's "loin" when the father was baptized.
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