“…when this son of yours came, who has devoured your wealth with prostitutes, you killed the fattened calf for him.” Luke 15:30
What a statement! I’ve always focused on the older son when he’s on the scene, but his words reveal an incredible perspective on the Father.
Just logged 100 miles for the year—the last three of those miles came in at 8:18/mile.
The great thing about reading both the KJV and NASB is that every time I come across a difference in a verse, I have to stop and really think about what the passage is saying.
This happens a lot since I’m so used to the KJV.
I just received a job offer from California from the T1 theme I put together.
Why is it that when I try to research where translations of the Bible come from, I either get overwhelmed with ultra-detailed information, or end up with a verse-by-verse list of differences between any version and the KJV?
The great thing about having cheap carpet is that you can sweep the house clean - just in case the baby is asleep.
Someone needs to invent custom spray paint colors that can be mixed and put in a can while you wait.
Here is an Interesting thought about Ceaser’s image being on the coin so, “Give to Ceaser what is his.” We are created in God’s image, so we should be given to Him.
