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PHall | February 23, 2013
I find it ironic that the description of how the human eye operates on a bio-chemical level is so complex that it is beyond the understanding of the untrained, and for the trained it takes great intelligence to understand; and yet atheists have faith that the human eye just grew from unintelligent matter with no […]
PHall | February 23, 2013
There is an implied argument for the existence of God that atheists will not allow themselves to see which is God’s revealed word. The Bible is very comparable to the human body. Simple as a whole, but beautifully complex as to how all the parts works harmoniously together. I stand in awe. Intelligent design not […]
PHall | February 23, 2013
PHall | February 23, 2013
PHall | February 23, 2013
Pick up one piece in a 10,000 piece jigsaw puzzle, and what do you see? Nothing. Stare harder, and you imagine things that will later prove ridiculous or at least obviously wrong. There is only one way to know for sure, and two ways of doing this. First, (cheat?) look at the picture on the […]
PHall | February 21, 2013
For those interested in chiasms, I purposely wrote this perryism chiastically: (A) Unfortunately; (B) what others say; (C) about the Bible; (C’) becomes the Bible (B’); to others (A’) unfortunately.
PHall | February 21, 2013
My son was mesmerized by a card with a picture that changed shapes when the card moved. Technically they are called “lenticular 3D holograms.” His brother playfully mocked, to which I replied, “Hey, I am fascinated by simple things too, after all, I am fascinated by you!” In the language of those “in the know,” […]
PHall | February 20, 2013
Warning! Read Slowly – Praying to God is inquiring of God, and while we would never pray to a man to inquire of God, we could inquire of a man when we inquire of and pray to God. I had fun typing that! Tiresomely, from morning to evening (18.13,14), Israelites would surround Moses “to inquire […]
PHall | February 19, 2013
In the Journey to Jerusalem (9.51-19:44), which Luke dwells on longer than the other synoptic biographers, there are 29 “simply priceless treasury of sayings, parables, and incidents unrecorded by any of the other three Gospel writers” (Explore the Book, J. Sidlow Baxter, v.5, p.234): Anger of John and James rebuked – 9.51-56 Plow simile to […]
PHall | February 19, 2013
Luke 16:13 (HCSB) A – No household slave can be the slave of two masters, B – since either he will hate one C – and love the other, C’ – or he will be devoted to one B’ – and despise the other. C’ – You can’t be slaves to both God and money.”