John Hagee: “The Power of Your Mind”
You choose what you allow your mind to think about. Your thoughts determine your words, and your words determine your actions. Your actions determine…
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JOHN QUOTED WHAT JESUS SAID IN JOHN 13:34 AND HE…
JOHN QUOTED WHAT JESUS SAID IN JOHN 13:34 AND HE CLARIFY THE REAL MEANING OF LOVE ON 1JOHN 2:7 AND 2JOHN 1:5-6. IS IT…
John Hagee: The Power of The Word
Watch as Pastor John Hagee shares a special message on the power of the Word of God in the Bible in your life.
Who are those ‘given’ to Christ in John 6:37?
Who are those ‘given’ to Christ in John 6:37? Does this mean that they were selected by God before the foundation of the world,…
Today we continue with the life of John Wycliffe
Today we continue with the life of John Wycliffe, and his work on the translation of the Bible into the English language. http://andnowyouknowmore.blogspot.com One…
Titanic: the story of Pastor John Harper
JOHN LOCKE: THEOLOGY,ETHICS & POLITICS
This is an extract/demonstration from a larger project.Please follow the link below to find out more. http://www.stjohnstimeline.co.uk/ note:some of our extracts loose sound but…
Pastor John Harper – An unsung hero of the Titanic
Pastor John Harper – The True Hero of the Titanic
John 12:3 why would Mary wipe Jesus’ feet with her hair?
John 12:3 Mary then took a pound of very costly perfume of pure nard, and anointed the feet of Jesus and wiped His feet with her hair; and the house was filled with the fragrance of the perfume.
I understand the significance of Mary letting her hair down – Jewish women seldom ever did this. What I don’t get is why she used her hair to wipe his feet. Hair is not absorbent nor is it useful for wiping anything.
Why wouldn’t she use her dress or scarf?
QUESTION: Why hair and not the cloth of her dress, even her forearm would have been more useful for this task if a towel was not available.
If Thomas at John 20:28 was speaking in Aramaic, what are the options for what he originally said?
At John 20:28, Thomas famously exclaims
"My Lord and my God!"
This could be translated in different ways. In particular, ‘Lord’ is ambiguous (Adonai or Adoni?) and ‘God’ is ambiguous (God or god?)
"My LORD (= Adonai in Hebre…
John Wesley and the Pentecostal Believers
Pentecostalism is what some might call the forgotten legacy of John Wesley. In nearly 100 years the movement has become the fastest growing body…