Category Archives: Theologization

It was Abe Cho. Scripture lesson was from 2 Peter 1:12-21. Cho connected the "cleverly devicsed stories (mythology)" in 16th verse to Christ's transfiguration (v. 17-18), instead of resurrection. But I see it unnecessary to compare that with resurrection. Cho's … Continue reading →

Son of a pastor (John Chang - who also said martial arts is evil), from the Siloam Reformed Church in Flushing, Queens, once said, don't think about the world, no politics, no borders, just think about the Kingdom of God. … Continue reading →

Lev 25:1-7 The concept of a Sabbath Year is not a rest for oneself, but for the land. Westerners love to take this wrongly as a holiday for themselves, calling the opponents of this workaholics. This signify letting others rest, … Continue reading →

Chapter 1-8 Briefly read. Note of interest: Philistines were from the Island of Crete (disputed by some, but Britannica gave Crete more credit), Aegean people. (Remnants of the coast of Caphtor - Jeremiah 47:4) They were not native to Canaan. … Continue reading →

I should not say churches, the bride of Christ my Lord. However, it was good for the purpose of local church discernment. Now, be wary of a group of Christians who love to praise men who have no interest in … Continue reading →

Indifferent things. Things that are supposedly not mentioned in the Bible, but permissible. "...New Testament examples of adiaphora are often cited from Paul's First Epistle to the Corinthians. Some of this epistle was written in response to a question from … Continue reading →

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After comments like those made by Kevin Rudd about biblical slavery (popular argument for homosexuality) is liked by God in the Old Testament, I suddenly curiously believe there must be a term already...one single, soundbite terminology to defeat people like … Continue reading →