Category Archives: Metaphor
The lesson of the Good Samaritan
[Please read this posting knowing I post it now because of the ongoing warfare in Israel, due to terror acts by Hamas, Hezbollah, Palestinians (et al) and the surrounding and supportive Arab-Muslim world against Judeo-Christians that is long been the … Continue reading →
The Biblical Prophecy of Gaza versus Israel
If you want to see the end of the conflict that is happening now in Israel, look no further than 1 Samuel. The set up to 1 Samuel is the Book of Judges, where the lesson needs to be seen … Continue reading →
The duality of Adam and Eve
First of all, let me make it known that Eve was never named that in Genesis 2. The New International Version (NIV) gives a heading (not official text) that says, “Adam and Eve.” They place that heading before Genesis 2:4, … Continue reading →
Elijah and the priests of Baal, most relevant today
Taking the dirty laundry down to the brook of Kishon to kill the stink. Continue reading →
Where to find the lost ark of the Covenant
Those who kneel down at the altar of Hollywood moguls, milking them for cash that will disappear like a wet dream when death awakens their souls from their bodies of dirt, dust and clay, seem to get a hardon these … Continue reading →
The lessons of Luke 16
I am led to address today the parable Jesus told that is known as “Lazarus and the rich man.” (Luke 16:19-31) I have written an in-depth breakdown of this whole story, which can be found by clicking on this link: … Continue reading →
The duality of Cain and Abel
I watched a pastor on television this morning, whose sermon was on Cain and Abel. While he did not mention any of the views I came to see, which led me to write the short book The Cain & Abel … Continue reading →
The reality of Holy Week
Recently, I read of someone expressing joy that Maundy Thursday was coming this week; and, that was his or her favorite day of the church year. I did not read the explanation why; but I hope he or she changes … Continue reading →
Our Daily Bread 