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GUEST POST from Don – Husband Love

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INTRO TO HUSBAND LOVE Remember, recently I wrote about “Wives, submit to your husbands…”  We explored some hidden aspects of that command.  I wonder if you knew those things! Now, a totally separate issue:  Husband love.  Colossians 3:19 says, “Husbands, love your wives, and do not be harsh with them.”  (ESV) As I mentioned last time, there is a God-purpose …
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GUEST POST from Don – Submission

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INTRO TO “SUBMISSION” There are a few problems “experts” have when interpreting Scripture.  They already know that context is the most important part of interpretation and type of document is significant (Wisdom literature, Poetry, Prophetic, Historical-Narrative, or Theological … using terms you might understand, though they often use other terms).  For instance Daniel and Revelation use a …
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GUEST POST from Don – Faces Of God

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FACES OF GOD In Genesis 32:22-32 we have the story of Jacob wrestling with God.  He, alone in the wilderness,  wrestled with him until the break of day.  I won’t tell the whole story here (you can read it for yourself).  But Jacob would not let go of God unless God blessed him.  So Jacob received a new name.  “…Israel, for …
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GUEST POST from Don – THE UNSETTLING, chapter 5

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PREQUEL to BLURRY MOUNTAIN:  “THE UNSETTLING”© 2026 Donald Whelpley CHAPTER FIVE.  SLOW AND PURPOSEFUL. On the coastal plains there were more slave than free, more black than white.  The Negroes were not talkative.  They always seemed to move with purpose, and looked neither left nor right.  Once Grigor stopped negro man to ask directions.  The man was furtive and only answered …
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