The Aztecs are best known for eating chocolate, killing boatloads of people in sacrifice to their heathen gods and eventually getting beaten by the Spaniards. They are known by most as a warlike, barbaric race, mostly due to the incredible amount of people they killed. However, contrary to popular belief, they were not without culture.
He doesn’t appear very often in fiction, but in these books – by authors ranging from Fyodor Dostoevsky to John Updike – his impact is almighty
Exodus 20:1-3: “And God spoke all these words, saying: “I am the Lord your God, who brought you out of the land of Egypt, out of the house of bondage. “You shall have no other gods before Me.…
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~Prayer For Protection~ Ephesians 6:10-20 Dear Heavenly Father, I am strong in You and in the strength of Your might. I put on the full armor of You, so that I will be able to stand firm against t…
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Daily Angel Oracle Card: Lady Nada, from the Keepers Of The Light Oracle Card deck, by Kyle Gray, artwork by Lily Moses Lady Nada: “Heart Awakening” “Awaken to acceptance and divi…
You may be familiar with the 2 Cor. 5:8 Scripture where Paul is stating the reality of what death means for us as Christians and that is what we want to dig into today. What does 'absent from the body present with the Lord' mean for you? There are three realities that I want you to understand from this verse and the verses surrounding it which will make this truth even more wonderful for you.
“Nótt’s themes are learning, knowledge and communication. Her symbols are books, writing utensils and stars. A Teutonic Goddess of the night sky, Nótt generates artistic inspiration and…
Handgemaakt in de Achterhoek.Fraai vormgegeven wandbord van hout en verdient een plekje op de wand.Als herinnering wat de 10 geboden ook al weer zijn.Met de tekst uit Exodus 20Geleverd met zaagtand hanger op de achterkant.Vervaardigd van gecertificeerd hout uit Europa.Leverancier 316Europe
Proverbs 16 (New International Version) 1 To humans belong the plans of the heart, but from the LORD comes the proper answer of the tongue. 2 All a person’s ways seem pure to them, but motives are…
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The Bible says a lot about trusting God in difficult times. The Bible is full of stories of people going through trials and tribulations. Our faith is tested the most when we pass through difficulty and despair. It's not about facing bad times but how we respond when we face…
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Happy New Year! I’m happy to have you here with me, because I’m so excited to be doing this week’s reading. Just as last week’s reading was the last one for 2015, this one is the first reading for …
Have you come across enigmatic verses where God seems to be one of many? The Old Testament is full of them. Let’s take a look and see the transition from polytheism to monotheism.
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