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Tag Archives: Death
The Agony Of Defeat
The Agony Of Defeat Peter could not have imagined how he was going to feel in a few hours. He had immersed himself in the words of the Lord as they celebrated Passover together. Walking with Jesus to the garden … Continue reading
Posted in Character Study, Christian, Church, Marriage, Morality, New Testament, Old Testament, Social Issues, Uncategorized
Tagged crucifixion, Death, defeat, denial, despair, disappointment, Jesus, pain, Peter, Philippians, Satan, sorrow, Victory, woe
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Wednesday Morning Meditation – I Am Like A Green Olive Tree
Wednesday Morning Meditation – Psalms To the Chief Musician. A contemplation of David when Doeg the Edomite went and told Saul, and said to him, “David has gone to the house of Ahimelech.” Why do you boast in evil, O … Continue reading
Posted in Character Study, Christian, Church, Marriage, Morality, New Testament, Old Testament, Proverbs, Uncategorized
Tagged David, Death, Doeg, Grief, King, Olive, psalm, Psalms, Saul, sorrow, suffering, tree, Weeping
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You Have A Terminal Illness (Mary Evelyn Heaton)
You Have A Terminal Illness (Mary Evelyn Heaton) You have a terminal disease – how dreadful that pronouncement. When we or one of our loved ones hear these words, we all react with shock and disbelief. If in the case … Continue reading
Posted in Character Study, Christian, Church, Marriage, Morality, New Testament, Old Testament, Proverbs, Social Issues, Uncategorized
Tagged Death, disease, eternal, heaton, heaven, Hope, illness, Jesus, Joy, life, Longfellow, Prayer, promise, terminal, time, today
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He Gave Himself For My Sins
He Gave Himself For My Sins I struggle with sin. Since the days of knowledge when the awareness of sin entered my life the battle of good and evil has waged a vicious conflict on the fields of my heart, … Continue reading
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Tagged blood, cross, crucifixion, Death, Father, Forgiveness, Jesus, salvation
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Hope
Hope The frailty of the human spirit cannot survive without the expectation of something better. Since the beginning of time the desire for that which is beyond has brought man to the shores of a new world and touched the … Continue reading
Posted in Character Study, Christian, Church, Morality, New Testament, Old Testament, Proverbs, Social Issues, Uncategorized
Tagged Bible, Christ, comfort, Death, heaven, Hope, Jesus, Joy, Lazarus, life, love, Moses, salvation, sickness, trials, tribulation, trust
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The Last Enemy
The Last Enemy Since the beginning of time and throughout the world in every corner of civilization a common picture is found. Scattered on hills and mountains and filling the valleys of earth scenes of memorials declare the lives of … Continue reading
Posted in Christian, Church, Morality, New Testament, Old Testament, Social Issues, Uncategorized
Tagged burial, Death, dread, Elijah, enemy, Enoch, fear, funeral, Genesis, Hades, Hebrews, Jesus Christ, life, Lord Christ, resurrection, sorrow, tomb, tombstone, Victory
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She Stood At The Tomb Weeping
She Stood At The Tomb Weeping It was the last day she would be able to enter the tomb to dress the body of Jesus. Joseph and Nicodemus had hurriedly prepared the body on Friday placing Jesus in the tomb … Continue reading
Posted in Character Study, Christian, Church, New Testament, Uncategorized
Tagged Death, empty tomb, gardener, Jesus, John, Joseph, Magdalene, Mary, Nicodemus, Peter, Rabboni, resurrection, Sabbath, tomb
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Job’s Wife And Three Friends
Job’s Wife And Three Friends Little is known of the wife of Job but it is easy to see what a blessing it was to be married to a man who was “blameless and upright, one who feared God and … Continue reading
Posted in Character Study, Morality, Old Testament, Uncategorized
Tagged Bildad, boils, Book of Job, Death, Devil, Eliphaz, faith, God, Job, Lord, Old Testament, pain, Satan, suffering, Victory, Zophar
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They Have Killed The Servants
They Have Killed The Servants The story of Job is a canvas filled with pain, suffering, sorrow, doubts and questions of the character of God. It is a sweeping panorama examining the fury of Satan upon a righteous man and … Continue reading
