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122. Biblical Personalities: David A contemporary Jewish look at the king and national poet of Israel. http://www.emanuelnyc.org/bulletin/archive/83.html

Biblical Personalities: David Said David before the Holy One, Blessed is He: “Master of the Universe, despise not my prayer, for Israel’s eyes are raised to me in hope, and my eyes are raised to you in hope. If You hear my prayer, it is as if You heard theirs” (Shocher Tov 25:5). Behold, I have seen a son of Jesse the Beth-lehemite, that is skillful in playing, and a mighty man of valour, and a man of war, and prudent in affairs, and a comely person, and the Lord is with him” (I Samuel 16:18). “Skillful in playing” - in understanding Scripture; “a mighty man of valor” - in Mishnah; “a man of war” - who knows how to give and take in the battle of Torah discussion; “prudent in affairs” - in good deeds; “a comely person” - in Talmud (Ruth Rabbah 4:3). He is almost always viewed as Israel’s hero, despite his frailties, and notwithstanding his immoral and unforgivable disposal of Uriah the Hittite. Remembrance of David will always be associated with the slaying of the inimical Goliath and as the concomitant inspiration of Saul’s armies. His love of Jonathan, perfectly reciprocated, is also his legacy, although one must be careful not to read the ultraliberal mores of the late twentieth century into the biblical world. His love of women, particularly his attraction to Bath-sheba, which both ruined and resurrected the king, reveals the unbridled, instinctive nature of a man who placed his passions even above the law.

123. Fair Haven Biblical Garden photos, biblical background, links to biblical gardens worldwide and resources, and various biblical gardens. http://www.sover.net/~hkfamily/

Welcome! to the Biblical Gardens Fair Haven, Vermont, USA and to their home, the First Congregational Church of Fair Haven, United Church of Christ Our Biblical Gardens Updated in March: Links to 34 Bible Gardens Prayer Shield Our Church Family Youth Groups ... Gr.7-12 Healing Prayer Resources: Armor of God Prayer The Binding Prayer An Overview of Healing. Healing Prayer of Light ... Visit our newest Biblical Garden webpage... Cox Arboretum MetroPark Fair Haven, Vermont: The Fair Haven Area Fair Haven Concerned Join Us May 14 for our Vt. Maple Sugar Cured Ham Supper w/ Homemade Pie! Rent our parents' Irish Vacation House? for your dream vacation! Allan Swenson's Herbs of the Bible Meet New to our Site: A Charming Biblical Garden in Ireland Next or find your own path... This site most recently updated: June 18, 2005 Suggestions? Questions? We'd love to hear from you! Email the Webmaster, Marsh, at hkfamily@sover.net Visitors to this site:

124. Pro-life Resources: Defend The Right Of The Unborn Child To Live. Life Begins At Provides biblical based information to support an antiabortion stance. http://www.prolifetoolkit.com/

PRO-LIFE TOOL KIT Do your best to present yourself to God as one approved, a workman who does not need to be ashamed and who correctly handles the word of truth. (2 Timothy 2:15) PRO-LIFE TOOL KIT provides tools for pastors, teachers, and other men and women of faith to proclaim boldly the truth in The Holy Bible that God loves every person, from the moment of conception (fertilization) until natural death. For the woman contemplating abortion, this site outlines God's instructions on the sanctity of life, as written in The Holy Bible. For the woman who has had an abortion, God provides a plan of salvation and forgiveness, if His Gospel message is accepted and sin is confessed and repented. DIRECTORY: PRO-LIFE TOOLS FOR YOUR USE INTRODUCTION An overview of abortion and other pro-life issues. SCRIPTURAL REFERENCES References from The Holy Bible relevant to pro-life issues. ANCIENT FEASTS God's capture of a baby's development in the feasts of Israel THREE WOMEN Unexpected pregnancies in three Jewish women changed the course of history SECULAR QUOTATIONS Quotations relative to pro-life issues from non-Biblical sources.

125. Eternal Security: A Biblical Perspective Examines the biblical, theological, and historical basis for the doctrine of eternal security. Extensive articles, links to other pages, and forums. http://www.eternalsecurity.us

Last Updated August 20th, 2005 An Examination of the Doctrine of Once Saved Always Saved or Eternal Security ALL THE BIBLE SAYS ABOUT ETERNAL SECURITY AND OTHER IMPORTANT DOCTRINES The purpose of this web site is to cause the believer in Christ to examine what the Bible says about sin and security, and to encourage them not to base their eternal souls on what some Christian teacher or theologian thinks about it. One thing for sure, we will answer to the God of holiness on Judgment Day, and not that teacher or theologian! THE EIGHT PILLARS OF ETERNAL SECURITY THE EIGHT PILLARS OF ETERNAL SECURITY Part Two 200 REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD NOT BELIEVE IN ETERNAL SECURITY! HOLD ON! A Study of Conditional Clauses in the Bible ASSURANCE AND THE SCRIPTURES THE DOCTRINAL DELUSIONS OF DAVE HUNT Concerning Eternal Security CHARLES STANLEY,

126. Home - Omaha Bible Church Sevenweek study on Dispensationalism, from Omaha Bible Church http://www.omahabiblechurch.org/institute_spring2002_1.html

About Our Church Get Connected Resources Services Info ... What We Believe Church Calendar Brochures Leadership How to Become a Newsletter Christian Search the Bible Getting Started Links Upcoming Events... James White OBC 2005 Church Conference John MacArthur at OBC Audio Index Most Recent Audio 9/18/2005 - Sunday AM Service Christ the Kindhearted - Patrick Abendroth Listen Download 9/18/2005 - Sunday PM Service Why Bad Things Happen - Patrick Abendroth Listen Download Featured Albums A Passion For Christ featuring Alex Montoya Evangelism in the 21st Century featuring Dr. D. A. Carson ... info@omahabiblechurch.org

127. The Biblical Evangelist A bimonthly Baptist magazine, promotes historical Evangelical Fundamentalism through sermons and columns dealing with church planting, evangelism, and soul winning. http://www.biblicalevangelist.org/

Table of Contents Volume 36, Number 4 July-August 2005 Past Issues Volume 36, Number 4 Volume 36, Number 3 Volume 36, Number 2 Volume 35, Number 3 Volume 35, Number 2 Volume 35, Number 1 Volume 34, Number 6 Volume 34, Number 5 Volume 34, Number 4 Volume 34, Number 3 Volume 34, Number 2 Volume 32, Number 4 Off the Cuff! Guest Editorial Sermons Don's Pithy Points ... Email Link To A Friend Off the Cuff! Dr. Robert L. Sumner This issue contains messages by a couple of the editor’s favorite preachers. There is an outstanding message on prayer by Richard S. Beal. He is obviously a favorite because more of his sermons have appeared in The Biblical Evangelist than from the pen of any other author except the editor. And we’ve had ready for several months, trying to get it in, a message from our dear friend who went to Heaven a quarter of a century ago, Fred M. Barlow. What a passion for souls he had! He had an evangelist’s heart and an orator’s tongue. Be sure and encourage your unsaved friends and loved ones to read it. It is one of the strongest mes-sages to the lost we have printed in a some time. It certainly witnesses of God’s great love to all men. view full article Incidents and Illustrations Dr. Robert L. Sumner

128. Biblical Hebrew Grammar 50lesson Course designed for college students and available on diskette (online sale). Includes exercises, vocabulary tests, verb parsing charts, vocabularies, and translation materials, formatted in Microsoft Word. One of the rare Hebrew for Mac products. http://www.linguistsoftware.com/gram.htm

for Windows for Macintosh What others are saying 50 Lesson College-level Course on Biblical Hebrew Biblical Hebrew Grammar contains 50 lectures, typically with grammar, word list, exercises and vocabulary tests. It contains verb parsing charts, a subject index, Hebrew-English and English-Hebrew glossaries, vocabularies, word lists, and translation materials for studying Genesis 1:1-8; 27:46-28:22; Deuteronomy 5; 1 Samuel 3; Psalm 19; Jeremiah 1: Amos 7; and the book of Ruth. The accompanying Exercises are designed for testing vocabulary and correcting the exercises given with each lecture. The vocabulary consists of two sections, that given with the lectures, and the Word Lists at the end of the grammar. These word lists are based on the frequency tables of Hebrew words readily available. They have been changed to include the perfect and imperfect of all verbs, the plural forms of nouns where appropriate and the basic vowel of segholate nouns. The introduction to two lectures are shown in the samples The grammar has cross references for use with other texts such as Lambdin

129. Children's Spirituality Research Page Don Ratcliff's collection of summaries of books reporting social science, historical, and biblical and theological research conducted on the topic of children's religion and spirituality. http://www.vanguard.edu/faculty/dratcliff/childspirituality/

Key Books Resources for Searching Additional Web Sites The Children's Spirituality Research Web Page provides summaries of key books on research related to children's spirituality, links to databases that include journal articles on this topic, and links to web sites that are associated with organizations that encourage or are associated with research in this area. This web page is maintained by Don Ratcliff and the original development of the page was made possible by a grant by the North American Professors of Christian Education Many thanks to Vanguard University Child Spirituality Home Child Spirituality Database Child Theology ... Vanguard University and Dr. Don Ratcliff

130. Biblical Personalities: Elijah A contemporary Jewish look at the revered prophet. http://www.emanuelnyc.org/bulletin/archive/84.html

Biblical Personalities: Elijah Why was Elijah privileged to be able to revive the dead? Because he did the will of the Holy One, Blessed is He, and he would sigh over the honor of Israel every day as if Israel were in danger of being destroyed from the world. In every generation that Elijah found righteous men, he would embrace and kiss them and bless the Holy One (Tanna d’Bei Eliyahu Rabbah 5:11). Elijah still lives (Seder Olam Rabbah 21). Perhaps more than any of the glo- rious personalities depicted in the Bible, Elijah the Prophet has transcended Jewish history and Jewish time. At the most dramatic moment of the Passover seder, the door is opened for Elijah, the “cup of Elijah” is symbolically raised, and the messianic strains of “Eliyahu Hanavi” are intoned, thus revealing a deep and age-old Jewish belief in the coming of the messiah. Elijah is welcomed at every circumcision ceremony, where the kos Eliyahu (“Elijah’s cup”) is transformed into kisei Eliyahu (“Elijah’s chair”). He graces many midrashim, stories, and narratives - often in mufti - where he performs acts of kindness and redemption. On Shabbat Hagadol, the Sabbath preceding Passover, his name is invoked in the Haftarah lection: “Behold, I will send you Elijah the prophet before the coming of the great and terrible day of the Lord (Malachi 3:23). The biblical Elijah, interestingly, seems devoid of sentimentality. He accepts his prophetic mission piously, first with a small act of lovingkindness to a widow, later exacting punishment upon Ahab and Jezebel’s false prophets of Baal. The brutality of the punishment is rivalled by Elijah’s powers over nature. He brings forth the rain and resurrects the dead in a parable redolent of the New Testament (I Kings 17:17-24). He travels forty days in the desert to receive, like Moses, God’s testimony on Mount Horeb. There, after experiencing the power of the Lord’s natural forces (earthquakes, wind, fire), Elijah hears a “still small voice.” Truly alone, he accepts Divinity’s commands, sounding much like Herman Melville’s Ishmael: “I, even I only, am left” (I Kings 19:14).

131. Biblical Lives: Noah A Baptist perspective on the life of the arkbuilder. http://www.evangelbaptist.org/highschool/lessons/noah.htm

Evangel High School Class Series: Biblical Lives to Live By Genesis-II Samuel Noah Rebekah Jacob Joseph ... Return to Evangel Home Page Series written and published to the Web by Dale Sullivan Noah This lesson is based on the following passages: Genesis 6 Genesis 7:1-5 Genesis 8:15ff Genesis 9 Also see Luke 17:26 Hebrews 11:7 Discuss the follwoing questions: How were the social conditions at the time of Noah's call like our own or different from our own? What was God's opinion of human culture at that time? Why? What was God's opinion of Noah? Why? In what ways did Noah show his faith? Why did these actions require faith on Noah's part? How did God respond to Noah's faith and obedience? What are the good things in Noah's life that we should try to imitate? Are there any failures in his life that we should try to avoid? If so, how can we live our lives in ways that will help us avoid the failures? In the history of God's work with human kind, why is Noah an important figure? In summary, what does the study of Noah's life teach us about God and about human beings? Life Summary: Noah As we read about Noah's life, we discover that he lived in a decadent society. The Bible says that all the imaginations of peoples' hearts were continually wickedthey were always thinking about things that God finds detestable. However, even when things seemed so bad, God picked out Noah because he was a person who tried to do what was right. He chose Noah to do a very special work in his day.

132. Biblical Polygamy -- Polygamy Really IS Scriptural! (sm) - Biblical Polygamy . C The Exegesis / Argumentation Proofs in the Bible, the list of all the Polygamists in the Bible, and the examples where The Lord Himself is selfdescribed in polygamous terms in the Bible. http://www.biblicalpolygamy.com/

B IBLICAL P OLYGAMY . com Polygamy really is Biblical! SM Exegesis Polygamists The Lord Layout ... Links Biblical Polygamy . com A resource for proving that Polygamy really IS Biblical. The purpose and outline of this web-site are simple: As based only on the Bible , to provide the Exegesis / Argumentation Proofs in the Bible, the list of all the Polygamists in the Bible, and the examples where The Lord Himself is self-described in polygamous terms in the Bible, all in a simple and easy-to-use web-site. For anyone preferring to have the Layout of the site's navigation to be a little different, a simple click of a link will make a change immediately. In giving credit where credit is due, this web-site also provides the page. May this web-site serve all who would seek to know the truth of the Bible. For indeed, the Scriptures prove that Polygamy really is Biblical! sm Abdon* Abijah Abraham Ahab ... SM Exegesis Remember Adultery One Wife One Flesh ... Law of the Land Polygamists Abraham David Jacob (Israel) Moses ... Polygamists (Directory) The Lord God the Father Jesus Christ Layout [ Explanation ] Right-column Left-column Clear Links Links Exegesis Polygamists The Lord ... Links

133. Bible History Online Store Welcome to the Bible history Online Store. Bible Learning Tools The Bible Knowledge Accelerator You can visit my main Website at Bible history Online http://www.merchantamerica.com/bible/

Bible History Online Store Categories Ancient Replicas Audio Bible CD Relief Maps Bible Prophecy Video Search Bible History Online Store support@bible-history.com Welcome to the Bible History Online Store. Bible Learning Tools The Bible Knowledge Accelerator programs are available for free at the Bible History Online Website. The programs are E-Books containing comprehensive text, rich graphics, archaeological photos, maps, timelines, charts, glossaries, popup descriptions, illustrations and more. Great for classroom presentations. You can visit my main Website at: Bible History Online (Click above image to enlarge) If you would like to see an example BKA program please click on this link to the free BKA 41 - The Babylonians. I've tried to make these programs simple, informative, and honest. But what really matters is what they do for you. Please let me know what you think. The easiest way is to use email: Rusty Russell Doctrinal and Mission Statements Secure Contribution Form Total 2002 Sales = 24 orders. Privacy Statement: Any information that is submitted to this site is kept confidential with Bible History Online.

134. Biblical Evidence For Catholicism This is a very large and multifaceted site created by Catholic apologist Dave Armstrong, whose purpose is to provide information concerning the whole of Catholic theology. The apologetical material contains both original work and the work of others such as Fr. William G. Most, Scott Hahn, Fr. John A. Hardon. http://ic.net/~erasmus/RAZHOME.HTM

Click on each book to visit its individual book page (Introductions, Excerpts, Contents, etc.) or see about all twelve of my books on the Books Page (Microsoft Word or PDF purchase of all ELEVEN of my books as a great package deal) My Latest From Sophia Institute Press: The Catholic Verses: 95 Bible Passages That Confound Protestants (available ONLY in paperback) LINKS FOR PURCHASE: Purchase The Catholic Verses online from Sophia Institute Press (or call 1-800-888-9344) Purchase The Catholic Verses online from Amazon.com Purchase ... online from Sophia Institute Press (or call 1-800-888-9344) Purchase A Biblical Defense of Catholicism online from Amazon.com Purchase ... from AuthorHouse (or call 1-800-839-8640) Purchase More Biblical Evidence for Catholicism online from Amazon.com Top Ten Questions Catholics Are Asked popular pamphlet published by Our Sunday Visitor. Order online. ($12.95 for 50) (or call 1-800-348-2440) The New Catholic Answer Bible I wrote half of the 88 apologetic articles for this 2005 revised publication. Order online from Our Sunday Visitor . Order from Amazon.com

135. Daniel - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Profile of the biblical prophet from an 1897 Christian source. http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daniel

Daniel From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. For other uses, see Daniel (disambiguation) Daniel Standard Hebrew Daniyyel Tiberian Hebrew Dāniyyªl ) is the name of two people from the Bible . The name means "My judge is God ", or "God has judged". David 's second son, "born unto him in Hebron, of Abigail the Carmelitess" (1 Chr. 3:1). He is called also Chileab (2 Sam. 3:3). Jewish exile in Babylon, subject of Book of Daniel Christians consider Daniel to be one of the great prophets , whose life and prophecies line the Book of Daniel although he is not once spoken of in the Old Testament as a prophet. Judaism does not consider Daniel to be a prophet. In the Christian Old Testament Daniel appears in "Prophets" but in the Jewish Tanach he appears in "Writings." There are two reasons Jews do not consider Daniel to be a prophet. Daniel never spoke directly to God. Per Torah prophets (navis) speak to God, not to intermediaries like angels. Daniel saw angels and never spoke to God. This is the primary reason (navi) speaks to his or her generation, not to future generations. The Prophets in the Jewish Tanach (e.g., Isaiah, Ezekiel) spoke primarily to their generation, but their message was also pertinent to the future. Daniel's who codified the Jewish bible (Tanach) argued about including Daniel in the bible and placed him in Writings, not Prophets. The remainder of this article describes the character Daniel, from the Book of Daniel, who may, or may not, be an historical figure. The

136. "LET THERE BE LIGHT" Ministries Nondenominational Bible-based ministry concerned with the spreading of God's biblical message of salvation in its fullest sense. http://www.lightministries.com/

var TlxPgNm='index'; A Bible-based Ministry dedicated since 1986 to the preaching of the WHOLE gospel message of present truth centered in Jesus Christ. “Let There Be Light” Ministries is concerned with the spreading of God’s Biblical message of salvation in its fullest sense. We are a Ministry of faith, dependent upon God and are not part of any denominational church. This Ministry has provided many of its Present Truth publications for your reading enjoyment, with the privilege of freely downloading any information which you find spiritually enlightening. Also, many of our publications, especially in the area of “Booklets” and "Tracts", have been translated into several languages, and these are also provided for your reading and downloading pleasure. To order any of these publications, please click here Thank you for visiting our site, and may God richly bless you with His wisdom and truth (James 1:5; John 14:26, 16:13) as you “study to show thyself approved unto God” in the short amount of time left us to “prepare to meet thy God” when He comes again (2 Timothy 2:15; Amos 4:12). With Christian regards

137. Discover Biblical Israel! - Tools Linking Land And Word These videos bring the Bible alive in its natural setting, showing the geographical background of the faith in Jesus. http://www.biblicalisrael.com

If you like the NET website , you will also like this video: with Stephen Langfur, Ph. D. A video series connecting the Bible to its natural setting Reviewed in Video Librarian "Filmed on location in Israel, this 'biblical journey' captures the flavor of a tour developed by Stephen Langfur over the 15 years he has acted as a guide in Israel. According to him, the lay of the land is connected to the histories and theologies of the two faiths that developed here: the faith of Jesus, which is Judaism; and the faith in Jesus which developed out of Judaism. Langfur does an admirable job of providing historical and geographical context by using on-site photography, maps, charts, and art works to connect the viewer with the story behind the Good Book. Aud:C.P. (J. Reed)" More Reactions: "A journey for the mind, the heart, and the soul" Prof. Gary Dusek , Westmont College "In this series history becomes three-dimensional." Rev. Eric Elnes , Ph.D., Church of Christ, Scottsdale, Arizona "I loved the photography and actually seeing those vistas where the Biblical characters lived." Jean Stapleton , Actress "The interfacing of touring with lectures is excellent."

138. Biblical Lives: Rebekah A Baptist perspective on the life of the wife of Isaac. http://www.evangelbaptist.org/highschool/lessons/rebekah.htm

Evangel High School Class Series: Biblical Lives to Live By Genesis-II Samuel Noah Rebekah Jacob Joseph ... Return to Evangel Home Page Series written and published to the Web by Dale Sullivan Rebekah This lesson is based on the following passages: (If you are online, you can look them up at Bible Gateway Discuss the following questions: Based on chapter 24, what kind of character would you say Rebekah had as a young woman? How do you think she felt about leaving her family and traveling with a stranger to a strange land? If you were Rebekah, how would you have felt about having twins, especially considering that she had not been able to have children before? What do you think Rebekah thought about having to pretend to be someone other than who she really was in chapter 26? Why do you think Rebekah wanted Jacob to receive the blessing rather than Esau? What does chapter 27 seem to imply about Rebekah's relationship to her husband, Isaac, and her two sons? Do you think it was easy or hard for Rebekah to send Jacob away? What do you think were Rebekah's strengths and weaknesses?

139. Biblical Personalities: Job A contemporary Jewish look at the suffering believer. http://www.emanuelnyc.org/bulletin/archive/100.html

Biblical Personalities: Job Job never existed; this story was only a parable (Bava Batra 15a). No one among the nations of the world was more righteous than Job (Devarim Rabbah 2:4). "Blaspheme God, and die” (Job 2:9). Pray before the Holy One, Blessed is He, that you should die, so that you will go from this world innocent, whole, and righteous before you come to sin; for you cannot accept the pain and you will regret your deed of the past (Midrash Iyov 14). When suffering came upon Job, had he restrained his anger and not complained of injustice, he would have attained an extremely praiseworthy level. Just as we now say in the prayer, "God of Abraham, God of Isaac, and God of Jacob,” so we would have said, "God of Job” (Pesikta Rabbati 47:20). The whole time that Job opposed his friends and his friends opposed him, the Attribute of Strict Justice was poised. Only when he was appeased by them and prayed for them did the Holy One, Blessed is He, return to him (Pesikta Rabbati 38). It begins simply, but unrea-sonably. Job, "a whole-hearted and upright man, one that feared God, and shunned evil” (Job 1:1) finds himself in the midst of a not so gentlemanly wager between God and Satan. This could be a revival of the serpent’s temptation of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, particularly since Job lives a life of extraordinary blessing. The difference, however, is that Job’s version, up to this moment, reads more like "Paradise Found.” That is, knowing the inclination toward evil that resides in the heart of every man, Job resisted, and pursued the good. The rewards: of material opulence (seven thousand sheep, three thousand camels, five hundred yoke of oxen, five hundred she-asses) and family (seven sons and three daughters) were kingly, if not profligate.

140. Biblical Personalities: Isiah A contemporary Jewish look at the humble prophet. http://www.emanuelnyc.org/bulletin/archive/86.html

Biblical Personalities: Isiah The Holy One, Blessed is He, said to Isaiah, “My children are troublesome and rebellious. If you undertake to be hit and degraded by My children, you will go on My mission; otherwise you will not.” Isaiah replied, “I accept the condition and I am not worthy of going on a mission to your children.” Then the Holy One said, “All the prophets received the spirit of prophecies from another prophet, but you will receive your prophecies from the mouth of the Lord. All the prophets prophesied simple prophecies, but you will prophesy double comforts: Be comforted, be comforted” (Isaiah 40:1) (Vayikra Rabbah 10:2). Isaiah prophesied many more prophecies than all the other prophets; moreover, he prophesied about all the nations of the world (Pesikta Rabbati 33:25). The call of God brought forth from his chosen prophets a typical response: Who are we to serve the Almighty in truth? The characteristic of humility - in Abraham, in Moses, and now in Isaiah - was a prerequisite for service. When one considers the rigors of their prophetic careers, and Divinity’s imperative to stand up against injustice, corruption, and sinfulness, he might wonder if “humility” were truly the most important attribute possessed by a potential leader of the people. It certainly wouldn’t work that way today. “Ambitious,” “aggressive,” “fearless,” are modernity’s watchwords of success - which causes one to pause. Why, in the ancient world, was humility considered an essential part of leadership? Perhaps because the humble person was more comprehending and more responsive to a force in life much greater than himself. This does not mean he suppressed his personality and his talents, but rather saw himself in proper perspective: that is, he was merely a vessel of God’s desires for His people.

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