Some technical issues prevented this post from being pubished as intended for Saturday. I still think its content is of value, even a couple of days late: The Torah reading today, Iyyar 24, 5771 (May 28 2011) in the synagogue is called Bamidbar Numbers 1:1-4:20 The system of reading the Bible in three years on
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H/T Bishop Alan Wilson October 21 is still on! May 21 was the day that Christ came and put the world under judgment, “an invisible judgment day”. May 21 was the day, but we didn’t understand altogether the spiritual meaning. Harold Camping 1st reaction to false prophecy this may be an even better video reaction
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The latest Taonga magazine is out. There’s an article of mine in it on acedia. Especially for those who cannot get hold of the Taonga magazine, this is what I wrote: The sun beats down unremittingly from a cloudless sky bleached ashen. The monk, alone in the desert, finds every minute of the day excruciating.
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scripture readings textweek resources This is the Sixth Sunday of Easter (not the fifth Sunday after Easter). • collect/opening prayer reflection for Easter 6 May 29 and week following Please add hymns, prayers, ideas, resources in the comments. Encourage consciousness of Easter being a season, not just a day – “attend” Easter is 50 days
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n 1966 The Master Singers H/T Robert W. M. Greaves
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Religion is about weird stuff. Or so it seems. And so the media would have us understand. It is about an American nutter predicting the end of the world. It is about other nutters giving this man their money, quitting their jobs, having no backup plan… It is not about a man caring for his
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As Jesus is coming back again tomorrow (starting with NZ as first past the dateline) and I will be raptured, this is my last blog post. Ever. I leave all you mocking heathens with this final thought: If I’m wrong – we must get a winner one day. Instructions and advice This video is an
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Anglican worship in NZ is chaotic, anarchic. I have written previously about how in NZ Anglicanism there are so many options for worship there is little to no sense of there being “Common Prayer” here. But allowed flexibility isn’t the subject of this post. The focus of this post is that, even with this enormous
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