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The Bible never identifies the forbidden fruit as an apple. Centuries of translation, art, and tradition transformed an unknown fruit into Christianity's most famous symbol.
#BibleFacts #HistoryMystery #AncientOrigins #ForbiddenFruit #HiddenHistory
Read more:https://www.ancient-origins.net/myths-legends-europe/forbidden-fruit-0017084 -
The Bible never identifies the forbidden fruit as an apple. Centuries of translation, art, and tradition transformed an unknown fruit into Christianity's most famous symbol.
#BibleFacts #HistoryMystery #AncientOrigins #ForbiddenFruit #HiddenHistory
Read more:https://www.ancient-origins.net/myths-legends-europe/forbidden-fruit-0017084 -
The Bible never identifies the forbidden fruit as an apple. Centuries of translation, art, and tradition transformed an unknown fruit into Christianity's most famous symbol.
#BibleFacts #HistoryMystery #AncientOrigins #ForbiddenFruit #HiddenHistory
Read more:https://www.ancient-origins.net/myths-legends-europe/forbidden-fruit-0017084 -
Thomas Wilcox, English Puritan, urges charity to the poor, so as to relieve Christ [Mt 25:31ff]. Do NOT snoop about the recipient’s condition. He says that it is better to give many Counterfeits, than one needy should go unrelieved.
Nowadays, it’s more like the opposite: if an aspect of the work of a relief agency is not well understood, it’s better to make sure they go unfunded.
How can you relieve Christ in his Members?
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Thomas Wilcox, English Puritan, urges charity to the poor, so as to relieve Christ [Mt 25:31ff]. Do NOT snoop about the recipient’s condition. He says that it is better to give many Counterfeits, than one needy should go unrelieved.
Nowadays, it’s more like the opposite: if an aspect of the work of a relief agency is not well understood, it’s better to make sure they go unfunded.
How can you relieve Christ in his Members?
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Thomas Wilcox, English Puritan, urges charity to the poor, so as to relieve Christ [Mt 25:31ff]. Do NOT snoop about the recipient’s condition. He says that it is better to give many Counterfeits, than one needy should go unrelieved.
Nowadays, it’s more like the opposite: if an aspect of the work of a relief agency is not well understood, it’s better to make sure they go unfunded.
How can you relieve Christ in his Members?
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Thomas Wilcox, English Puritan, urges charity to the poor, so as to relieve Christ [Mt 25:31ff]. Do NOT snoop about the recipient’s condition. He says that it is better to give many Counterfeits, than one needy should go unrelieved.
Nowadays, it’s more like the opposite: if an aspect of the work of a relief agency is not well understood, it’s better to make sure they go unfunded.
How can you relieve Christ in his Members?
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Thomas Wilcox, English Puritan, urges charity to the poor, so as to relieve Christ [Mt 25:31ff]. Do NOT snoop about the recipient’s condition. He says that it is better to give many Counterfeits, than one needy should go unrelieved.
Nowadays, it’s more like the opposite: if an aspect of the work of a relief agency is not well understood, it’s better to make sure they go unfunded.
How can you relieve Christ in his Members?
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Alexander Maclaren, Scottish Baptist, on Luke 16:19-31, story of Lazarus. If the Rich Man in parable gave crumbs, the sin of his neglect of the sufferer at his gate didn’t keep him out of hell.
Do we expect sufferers around us to be satisfied, and therefore hush up, that we gave them a crumb? Do you see modern preachers promise hell for everything but that in Mt 25 & Lk 16?
How can you be nice to others today?
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Alexander Maclaren, Scottish Baptist, on Luke 16:19-31, story of Lazarus. If the Rich Man in parable gave crumbs, the sin of his neglect of the sufferer at his gate didn’t keep him out of hell.
Do we expect sufferers around us to be satisfied, and therefore hush up, that we gave them a crumb? Do you see modern preachers promise hell for everything but that in Mt 25 & Lk 16?
How can you be nice to others today?
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Alexander Maclaren, Scottish Baptist, on Luke 16:19-31, story of Lazarus. If the Rich Man in parable gave crumbs, the sin of his neglect of the sufferer at his gate didn’t keep him out of hell.
Do we expect sufferers around us to be satisfied, and therefore hush up, that we gave them a crumb? Do you see modern preachers promise hell for everything but that in Mt 25 & Lk 16?
How can you be nice to others today?
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Alexander Maclaren, Scottish Baptist, on Luke 16:19-31, story of Lazarus. If the Rich Man in parable gave crumbs, the sin of his neglect of the sufferer at his gate didn’t keep him out of hell.
Do we expect sufferers around us to be satisfied, and therefore hush up, that we gave them a crumb? Do you see modern preachers promise hell for everything but that in Mt 25 & Lk 16?
How can you be nice to others today?