May 2023

The typical bread the Jews made/make for Passover (The Feast of Unleavened Bread) was to be very specific bread. “Jews and Christians consume unleavened breads […]

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“Our fathers ate the manna in the wilderness; as it is written, ‘He gave them bread from heaven to eat.’ Jesus then said to them, “Truly, truly, […]

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In the model prayer that Jesus used when his disciples asked him how to pray, one of the lines was ‘Give us this day our […]

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Ted Giola, music critic and author wrote: ‘My 8 Best Techniques for Evaluating Character’(Continued from yesterday’s Journal entry) 5. Identify what irritates people the most […]

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Ted Giola, music critic and author wrote: ‘My 8 Best Techniques for Evaluating Character’(We will cover half of them today and the other half tomorrow.) […]

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I would like my words to be whole wheat bread and not white bread. I would like them to be organic and not artificial. I […]

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It takes two to become oneIt takes one/or both of the twoTo not be one anymoreNow the one are two again There were two that […]

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The word revelation means: ’an uncovering, or a laying bare or to unveil. Or, a disclosure of truth, instruction of divine things that were before […]

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My image of a Son of God/Son of Man incarnational Jesus allows me to have a standard to appraise and evaluate the divine subjects and […]

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By having an incarnational Lord we can have an incarnational mission, meaning our call to others is real in action and behavior. It is not […]

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