Depression Puzzle
11 Nov
Do You Recognize Truth?
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How to Apply The Passover, Feast of Unleavened Bread, Crucifixion and Resurrection Today
by JAH The Passover is a very important time to consider both Passovers and what they really mean, or should mean, to each of you. What everyone needs to think about is how the crucifixion applies to The Passover, because the animal substitute sacrifice was replaced by daily [Self]-sacrifice. You therefore cannot sacrifice a lamb […]
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Happy New Year – March 17: A Day for Jeremiah, Saint Patriarch of Ireland
Contrary to man-made traditions, the New Year does not begin in the dead of Winter. And contrary to Catholic teachings, the Patriarch of Ireland was Jeremiah The Prophet, not their version of “Patrick”, who was either a church agent or fabrication, or a mixture of both. Christianity flourished in Ireland under Columba, not Patrick – […]
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The True Meaning of Holy Communion
by A. Freeman, guest writer Holy Communion is NOT the man-made tradition/heathen ritual that the churches have fabricated. Christ told us that He is “the bread of life” and that we would never hunger (spiritually) if we came to Him. Those who seek Him (the Truth – Matt. 7:7-8) with ALL of their heart (Jer. […]
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The PERFECT Healthy Diet
by A. Freeman, guest writer Losing weight and trying to keep it off has become the new American pastime. Obesity rates are at an all-time high, not just in the U.S., but in most “developed” countries. The widespread use of toxic chemicals and the genetic manipulation of crops and animals, which has been heralded as […]
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The Ultimate Bug-Out Plan and Why You Need It
by A. Freeman, guest writer There is no shortage of talk these days about “prepping” and having some sort of bug-out plan. And while there is some useful information contained in most related articles, all of the other plans suffer a fatal flaw: they assume you’ll be able to survive somewhere on land and not […]
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