The Webster’s New World Dictionary, Senior Edition, defines the word repent as a verb, both transitive and intransitive. If you have been away from an English grammar class as long as I have, you might like to know what I found out about transitive and intransitive verbs. The transitive verb needs an object to complete […]
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I will take my text from Isaiah 55:6-7 which says, “Seek ye the Lord while he may be found, call ye upon him while he is near: Let the wicked forsake his way, and the unrighteous man his thoughts: and let him return unto the Lord, and he will have mercy upon him; and to
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If anyone were to ask, we would all probably say that there are no absolutes in this world; therefore, the title of this article may seem like a misnomer or an oxymoron. However, I am here to set the record straight. There are two outcomes that are indeed absolute with a full guarantee. Who among
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My text is taken from Galatians 6:17, “From henceforth let no man trouble me: for I bear in my body the marks of the Lord Jesus.” You have heard the expression, “First impressions are lasting impressions.” Living by this, people are quick to dress nicely and conduct themselves in a pristine way for a job
Remembering the old black and white cowboy movies I have seen, the hero, also known as the good guy, was always dressed in white, and the villain, also known as the bad guy, was decked out in black. Of course, because there were no colored movies yet, this helped the characters stand out. It differentiated
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Have you ever seen little girls playing, running around with no reservation. They will often begin to twirl, full throttle, no music needed, especially when they have a flowing skirt on. There is just something about this that makes them feel like little princesses. As you watch them, you realize they are ‘dancing as if
Let me give a quick refresher of what was covered in the previous articles, “What Bugs God,” Parts I and II. Passivism in general, and more specifically about the kingdom of God, murmuring, complaining, and quarrelling, unfruitfulness, and barrenness, physically and spiritually, and division, were discussed. Sitting back on our laurels, fussing about every little
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The character of Mother Goose initiated the genre of nursery rhymes for children, when they were first published by Charles Perrault in 1697; however, the author remains anonymous. It was theorized by Katherin Elwes-Thomas, as being a collection of fairy tales spun by the wife of King Robert II of France, who was called, “Berthe
Though I have never experienced it for myself, there are people who take trips every year to go out to sea to watch the whales and dolphins make that huge splash that they can catch on camera for everyone to see on their social media page. The hope is that this will indicate that they
I have always enjoyed learning more vocabulary words and discovering the etymology of them as well. The English language is very fascinating and is a mixture of multiple languages, as are most languages of the world. I can speak, or at least understand, three languages to varying degrees and they are all connected in some
