Israel and Judah had a lot of bad kings, but how many of them got what they deserved? © Albert J. McCarn and The Barking Fox Blog,
Thinking is hard. If it were not hard, then more people would do it. In truth, all of us prefer to remain in our comfort
Those “Son of David” prophecies come into perspective when we remember that Solomon was also a son of David – and the first one to
But ye are a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, an holy nation, a peculiar people; that ye should shew forth the praises of him who
Language is a perilous thing. It can unite us, but quite often it does the opposite. That, by the way, was God’s intent. We know
One of those songs I recall singing in church as a youth begins like this: Seek ye first the kingdom of God And His righteousness;
מַּטּוֹת / מַסְעֵי William Shakespeare has such as way with murder. With so many characters meeting violent death in his plays it would seem that
אֱמֹר At some point between the withdrawal of Rome’s legions in 410 CE and the advent of Saxon England in the 6th Century, a Celtic
Recently Peter Vest, author of Orthodox Messianic Judaism, reviewed my book, Give Me A Place Where I May Dwell. His is the first critical review
פֶּסַח Professor J.R.R. Tolkien insisted that there was no hidden meaning behind his works on Middle Earth. Such was his assertion in his Foreword to The
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