Caesarea was one of the most important cities of the ancient Roman world and the capital of the province of Judea. The ruins of Caesarea, sometimes referred to as Caesarea Maritima to distinguish it from Caesarea Philippi, lie on the Mediterranean coast of present-day Israel.
King Herod commissi…
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270 young people from more than 30 ecclesias
The Punjab Youth Conference was held in early December 2023 and drew together 270 young people from over 30 ecclesias. Hosted in Lahore, the most populous city in Punjab, the event took place at a large venue owned by the Catholics, capable of accommo…
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The 19th Biennial Philippine Christadelphian Youth Conference (PCYC) was held on 25–29 December 2023. While this is a once in every two-year event, this was the first face to face Youth Conference in four years because of the pandemic. The Philippine Youth Conferences are substantially subsid…
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Questions
Who looked for a city which hath foundations, whose builder and maker is God?
What city did Lot desire to flee to after judgment was pronounced on the cites of the plain?
What city did Cain build?
What city was Sennacherib king of Assyria laying siege against when he sent…
In Psalm 107:23-24 we read, “They that go down to the sea in ships, that do business in great waters; These see the works of the Lord, and his wonders in the deep.”
In the black of night, thousands upon thousands of deep-sea animals come up to the surface to feed and collect a day’s w…
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The modern city of Ashkelon lies on the coast of Israel, approximately 13 kilometres north of the northern border of the Gaza strip.
Many brothers, sisters, young people and children gathered in the picturesque surroundings of the Blue Dandenongs to hear Brother Mark Vincent, from the UK, deliver four addresses under the theme, “A Body I Have Prepared for You”.
We began by considering God’s power in creating us. In Psal…
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The relatively recent discovery of ocean currents is attributed to Matthew Maury (1806-1873) who was an American naval officer and oceanographer.
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The science of animal self-medication is called zoopharmacognosy, derived from the roots, zoo (“animal”), pharma(“drug”), and gnosy (“knowing”). It’s not clear how much knowing or learning is involved, but many animals seem to have an innate ability to detect the therapeutic constituents in plants and other natural products.
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Questions
Paul states in 1 Corinthians 11:14 that it is shameful/degrading/dishonourable for a man to have long hair. What was the exception under the Law of Moses?
Who was born covered with red hair?
How many locks of hair did Delilah cause to be shaved off Samson’s head?
Which prop…
