2006/09/30
by J. Randal
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Zenit News Agency – The World Seen From Rome One of the apostles, John, saw demons cast out in the name of Jesus by one who did not belong to the circle of disciples and forbade him to do so. … Continue reading
2006/09/24
by J. Randal
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CHARACTER COUNTS! Commentary by Michael Josephson “In general, heightened understanding of human nature and the kinds of things that lead us astray are good things. My concern is that psychological insight, empathy and compassion are too often treated as an … Continue reading
2006/09/24
by J. Randal
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Zenit News Agency – The World Seen From Rome “Whoever Is Great in Service, Is Great” “In service, instead, all benefit from the greatness of one. Whoever is great in service, is great and makes others great; rather than raising … Continue reading
2006/09/14
by J. Randal
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The article below was sent to me by a denominational subscriber to my poetry list. She sent it gushing over its content. This was in a book from 2001. There is no denying the complete apostasy of the author. No … Continue reading
2006/09/11
by J. Randal
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The Christian Chronicle – Refocusing on kingdom business “Refocusing on kingdom business” Title of Aug. 1, 2006, editorial, trying to calm reaction against its report of brethren schmoozing the Christian Church at their annual convention. I read this just today … Continue reading
2006/09/07
by J. Randal
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Interesting description of the Brazilian psyche here. There was a link to the author, but it was broken. Brazil Information General Outlook of the People Brazilians are friendly, warm, and happy people. Above all they are free-spirited and resent being … Continue reading
2006/09/05
by J. Randal
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This review is critical in both senses. The reviewer doesn’t like it and takes pains in his analysis. A rendered html page is available here, but the pdf is better on the eyes.
2006/09/05
by J. Randal
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The English Standard Version: A Review Article “There comes a point in translation beyond which ‘more’ is less: more literal will mean more obscure, and thus potentially quite misleading to the reader. 44 Indeed, a very literal translation may often … Continue reading
2006/09/05
by J. Randal
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Fascinating quote by William Sanford La Sor, commenting 1 Kings 13.1-10 in the New Bible Commentary: Revised, D. Guthrie and J. A. Moyter, eds. (Eerdmans, 1970), p. 338: “… the introduction of the miraculous fits the biblical pattern whereby the … Continue reading