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The Septuagint (This Week in Jewish History) Dr. Henry Abramson

The Septuagint (This Week in Jewish History) Dr. Henry Abramson

The Septuagint refers to an ancient translation of the Torah into Koine Greek, traditionally believed to have been commissioned during the reign of Ptolemy II Philadelphus in the 3rd century BCE. According to legend, 72 Jewish scholars were invited to Alexandria to translate the Hebrew Scriptures, resulting in a Greek version that became widely used …

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Why God Requires Blood? The Horrifying Truth About the Altar

Why God Requires Blood? The Horrifying Truth About the Altar

Blood sacrifice in the biblical context is not about God’s obsession with violence, but a profound symbol of life, atonement, and divine justice. The core reason God required blood is rooted in the principle that “the life of the flesh is in the blood” (Leviticus 17:11).  Blood represents life, and because sin brings spiritual death, the shedding of …

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The #1 Mistake People Make When Trying to “Catch a Lie”

The #1 Mistake People Make When Trying to “Catch a Lie”

The #1 mistake people make when trying to catch a lie, according to Chase Hughes, is focusing on individual behaviors (like eye contact, nose touching, or fidgeting) as definitive signs of deception.  Instead, Chase Hughes emphasizes that the most critical skill is detecting changes in behavior from a person’s baseline.  He explains that when someone’s behavior shifts—such as changes in breathing rate, eye movement, or hand …

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Do These Bible Arguments Really Support Women Pastors?

Do These Bible Arguments Really Support Women Pastors?

The question of whether biblical arguments support women serving as pastors hinges on interpretation of key passages and theological frameworks.  1 Timothy 2:11–14 is central to the argument against women pastors.  This passage states, “I do not permit a woman to teach or to have authority over a man; she must be silent.” Proponents interpret this as a timeless, …

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Michael Heiser critiques the “church-age” long doctrine of Original Sin

Michael Heiser critiques the “church-age” long doctrine of Original Sin

Dr. Michael Heiser challenges the traditional Christian doctrine of original sin—the belief that all humans inherit Adam’s guilt and moral corruption due to his disobedience in Eden. He argues that this doctrine, largely shaped by Augustine and later church tradition, misinterprets key biblical passages, especially Romans 5:12. According to Heiser, the verse emphasizes the spread …

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How to Spot a False Prophet According to Deuteronomy

How to Spot a False Prophet According to Deuteronomy

Dr. Michael Heiser and the biblical text of Deuteronomy, the primary way to spot a false prophet is through the fulfillment of their prophecies.  Deuteronomy 18:21–22 clearly states that if a prophet speaks in the name of the Lord and their prediction does not come true, then the message is not from the Lord — the prophet …

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5 Smart Phrases That Make You Sound Wise, Not Angry

5 Smart Phrases That Make You Sound Wise, Not Angry

These five powerful Stoic-inspired responses are designed to help you maintain composure, assert boundaries, and project wisdom—without escalating conflict. Rooted in the teachings of Epictetus, Marcus Aurelius, and Seneca, they emphasize self-control, clarity, and emotional resilience. 1. “I don’t need to raise my voice to be right.” This phrase embodies Stoic self-mastery. Instead of matching …

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Dell DITCHES Microsoft – ADMITS Nobody Wants Windows 11 AI PCs!

Dell DITCHES Microsoft – ADMITS Nobody Wants Windows 11 AI PCs!

Dell has openly admitted that consumers are not buying PCs based on AI features, marking a significant shift in strategy and a major setback for Microsoft’s Windows 11 AI push.  At CES 2026, Dell’s head of product, Kevin Terwilliger, stated, “They’re not buying based on AI. In fact, I think AI probably confuses them more than it …

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8 TRAPS people present to you as kindness

8 TRAPS people present to you as kindness

1. The Speedy Intimacy TrapPeople who rush to build deep emotional bonds—calling you “soulmates” after a few meetings—are often using love-bombing to lower your guard and make you more likely to give freely.  Real connection grows slowly; manipulation thrives on pressure. 2. The Victim Narrative TrapConstantly portraying themselves as wronged or struggling creates a sympathy subscription.  They’ll never resolve their …

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Signs Your Boss is Intimidated by You (How to Deal With An Insecure Manager)

Signs Your Boss is Intimidated by You (How to Deal With An Insecure Manager)

12 Signs Your Boss Is Intimidated by YouWhen a manager feels threatened by a high-performing employee, their insecurity often manifests in subtle but telling behaviors. These include: Why This HappensInsecure managers often fear being overshadowed, especially by employees who are more competent, confident, or experienced. Research shows such leaders may undermine high performers to protect …

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