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Tom Brimmer discusses how God chose an unwilling Jonah to bring a message of redemption and security to the people of Ninevah.
Tom Brimmer discusses how God chose an unwilling Jonah to bring a message of redemption and security to the people of Ninevah.
By Rev. Cheryl L. Hauer, Vice President
The Sermon on the Mount is a beautiful, poetic portion of Scripture found in the Gospel of Matthew. As I researched the topic, I was amazed to encounter the varied descriptions given to Jesus’ (Yeshua’s) sermon by Bible teachers and Christian apologists. It has been called Christ’s Idea of Righteousness, the Goal of Life, the Ideal Christian Life and the Constitution of Christianity. A.W. Tozer called it a set of “markers on the road to greener pastures” and Chuck Smith declared it our “Christian Manifesto.” Unfortunately, although they were right in that the Sermon on the Mount is foundational to the Christian faith, the majority of these Christian leaders believed that Jesus was proclaiming a new order, one that replaced the Mosaic law and freed its adherents from the “bondage of Old Testament legalism.” Through it, some have said, Jesus turned the law “from negative to positive.” Others sadly believe it was a presentation of a “new set of ideals that focus on love and humility rather than force and exaction.” Continue reading…
By Joshua Spurlock, The Mideast Update
In a much-hailed agreement in 2015, the major world powers surrendered their best leverage—stiff economic sanctions on Iran—in exchange for concessions from Tehran that supposedly would prevent the Islamic Republic from developing nuclear weapons. Just four years later, Iran managed to undo two of the most important concessions in that agreement while threatening to undo a third—all in a matter of months. What’s more, new evidence has come to light that Iran wasn’t being honest when signing the deal, known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA). Instead of nuclear peace, Iran’s lies and the world powers’ concessions may have merely delayed the threat of nuclear war. Continue reading…
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