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Well-known member
Here's a bit of my resume:
*Greek TA under Dr. Goodrick, Multnomah
*M. Christian Studies, thesis began on 'Luke-Acts and the 'Great War' Regent College, Vancouver
*published by Baptist Reformation Review on 'the weak and miserable elements of the world' in Gal 4 and Col 2
*encounters with primitive west African and nomadic Muslim tribes
*visited W. Berlin before unification
*invited to speak to the American Association of Popular Culture on 'how the term nature changed during the 20th century'
*reporter to Canadian RCMP on the 1988 hijacking of an Air Canada flight to Vancouver by an environmentalist terrorist group seeking a press conference to declare that the human species must be destroyed
*observed the 2009 anti-communist riots of Moldova following national senatorial elections
Fav verse:
'We Jesus, now crowned with honor and glory, because he tasted death for everyone.' That's in HEBREWS which is supposedly about a future kingdom of Israel on this earth, not the new heavens and new earth that the new Jerusalem (12:22+) settles upon. And apparently, only Jewish people need to have death overcome for them? I haven't figured that one out--how they got called 'everyone'.
*Greek TA under Dr. Goodrick, Multnomah
*M. Christian Studies, thesis began on 'Luke-Acts and the 'Great War' Regent College, Vancouver
*published by Baptist Reformation Review on 'the weak and miserable elements of the world' in Gal 4 and Col 2
*encounters with primitive west African and nomadic Muslim tribes
*visited W. Berlin before unification
*invited to speak to the American Association of Popular Culture on 'how the term nature changed during the 20th century'
*reporter to Canadian RCMP on the 1988 hijacking of an Air Canada flight to Vancouver by an environmentalist terrorist group seeking a press conference to declare that the human species must be destroyed
*observed the 2009 anti-communist riots of Moldova following national senatorial elections
Fav verse:
'We Jesus, now crowned with honor and glory, because he tasted death for everyone.' That's in HEBREWS which is supposedly about a future kingdom of Israel on this earth, not the new heavens and new earth that the new Jerusalem (12:22+) settles upon. And apparently, only Jewish people need to have death overcome for them? I haven't figured that one out--how they got called 'everyone'.
