PHall | July 3, 2026
An Unexpected Ally Against Egalitarianism? For those who accept the Patriarchy as part of original creation, and not resulting from the Fall, we have found an unexpected ally. The Lilith Myth. A brief history. Around 2000 B.C., Lilith originated in ancient Mesopotamian mythology as a class of demonic wind spirits and night demons known […]
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PHall | June 27, 2026
Are The Six Days of Creation Literal? This question is often asked by those questioning the literal interpretation of Genesis 1. God answers this question in commanding the Israelites to observe the Sabbath: “For the LORD made the heavens and the earth, the sea, and everything in them in six days; then he rested on […]
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PHall | June 27, 2026
People have gotten confused over the curses in Genesis 3. What do they have to do with eating forbidden fruit? The curses are not directly connected to their eating, but to their beginning, their creation. Notice how Adam’s curse is an almost perfect cursed mirror image of his creation. Genesis 3 is connected again to […]
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PHall | June 27, 2026
Baptism As Sacred Space Leviticus informs within the first four verses that Israelites were SUMMONED (Called), to bring a SACRIFICE (Offering), to the Sacred Space (Tent of Meeting), so that they would be SANCTIFIED (Accepted). Today those four steps are found in baptism. 1. SUMMONED – God calls us to repent and be baptized (Acts […]
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PHall | June 27, 2026
Is Cremation Scriptural? The following event was not recorded in Scripture to prove cremation. It is important to know why something is included so that we can use it primarily for.the right purpose, and not misuse it for a wrong purpose. Having set those protective boundaries, notice these 4 facts: 1. According to Genesis 22, […]
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PHall | June 27, 2026
Got asked a question about how I am treated when doing Campus Evangelism. So far, I have been treated kindly and fairly. This is the opposite of what is often seen on YouTube because that is for clicks! Then I got asked another question – How do you get them to treat you with respect? […]
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PHall | June 27, 2026
Exodus 15:22 – Then Moses led Israel on from the Red Sea, and they went out to the Wilderness of Shur. 1. They traveled for three days for sure. 2. They couldn’t find any water for sure. 3. The water at Marah was bitter for sure. 4. Moses threw a tree into the water for […]
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PHall | June 27, 2026
DOES THE 7TH DAY OF CREATION PROVE DAYS 1-6 WERE NOT LITERAL DAYS? Does what Genesis 2:2-3 says about the 7th day prove the previous six days were not literal? The argument goes like this: Unlike the previous six days which conclude, “there was evening, there was morning, the blank day”; the 7th day clearly […]
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PHall | June 27, 2026
The Day of Pentecost is the same as the Festival of Weeks (also known as Shavuot or Feast of Harvest). It is a biblical festival celebrated 50 days (seven weeks) after Passover, marking the end of the grain harvest and, in Jewish tradition, the giving of the Law at Mount Sinai. In Deuteronomy 16:10 it […]
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PHall | June 27, 2026
Give Us This Day Our Daily Portion? I can’t imagine a Thanksgiving meal where we barely had enough to eat. The turkey comes to the table stuffed, and we leave the table stuffed! Many have echoed that definition of gluttony is one bite more than we have eaten. Despite the humor, let’s talk about a […]
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