Eschatology study with Henry Neufeld

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Eschatology: Daniel 9 – 2

Byhenry April 14, 2016

Tonight I’ll be discussing various understandings of the 70 weeks prophecy of Daniel 9 with Elgin Hushbeck, Jr.

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Almost Thou Persuadest Me
Byhenry January 18, 2011
RJS at Jesus Creed has a post titled simply “belief” after the book by the same name edited by Dr. Francis Collins. In discussing the relationship between faith and reason, or perhaps faith and science, he poses the following questions: If someone approached you in a coffee shop and asked you what argument for faith…
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Psalm 119:168 – You Know My Ways
Byhenry May 10, 2025May 9, 2025
God sees everything about us. Is this a threat or a privilege?
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Isaiah 49:5 – An Insignificant Variant
Byhenry January 20, 2008
So why do I want to talk about an insignificant variant? The answer is simple. In many cases the reliability of Biblical texts is stated simply in terms of the number of variants that exist in the manuscripts. This number is quite high, but most of these variants are not significant. They may involve identical…
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Am I a Doubter?
Byhenry September 1, 2009
Bruce Alderman has written a post that is making me think. That’s a good thing! He thinks that we are misusing the word “doubts” when we suggest that believers may have doubts. To quote: Questions can and do lead to a more mature faith. Genuine doubts do not. Hmm! I must say that I have…
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What Is the Bible For?
Byhenry November 24, 2023
No, this is not a long dissertation on scripture and its various uses, though I love to talk about that. For many, the purpose of scripture is to keep us on a doctrinally correct path. It tells us the things we are supposed to believe. Simply believing correctly is what’s important. For me, however, a…
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La Sierra Board Makes a Statement
Byhenry February 12, 2010
I would say it’s a statement on creation and evolution, but I’m not quite sure what it is. Earlier (Seventh-day Adventist Education and Evolution) I wrote about the concerns about the teaching of evolution in biology classes at La Sierra University, a Seventh-Day Adventist school in California. (I was raised in the Seventh-Day Adventist Church…
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