Two farms near the Gaza border are working with an agricultural robotics company to rebuild their processes following personal loss and injury suffered in the October 7 Hamas terrorist attack.[1]
Kibbutz Alumim[2] is in the southwest of Israel, near the Gaza border. The director of agricult…
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“I know you believe you understand what you think I said, but I am not sure you realise that what you heard is not what I meant”. This double talk saying is seen in many offices and usually produces a smile since it is true that what we think we said and what people think about what we said are…
Brother Thomas wrote, “God manifestation not human salvation was the great purpose of the Eternal Spirit”. Unfortunately, today the subject is not discussed to the degree that it was one 100 years ago; and yet, it is the cornerstone of our understanding of the Deity. In this article we hope…
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Standing near the shores of the Red Sea, Moses, the servant of God, sang the first recorded national song in Scripture. With him stood the whole nation of Israel, sharing in heartfelt praise:
“Yahweh is my strength and song, and He is become my salvation: He is my God, and I will prepar…
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Introduction to Lamentations 4
After the glimmer of hope in chapter 3, the fourth song dives back down to the depths of Jerusalem’s suffering. A suggested break-down is as follows:
4:1-12 – The precious sons of Zion are smashed
4:13-16 – They have polluted themselves with blood
4…
There are many scriptural examples illustrating the positive and negative aspects of words and the effect they can have on others. Genesis 1 is a classic example. Through the Word that God spoke, the world was built up from the lifeless chaos it was and a world full of life, order and meaning was c…
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In John 17:4 our Lord included this statement in his prayer to his Father: “I have glorified thee on the earth: I have finished the work which thou gavest me to do.” Part of this work in glorifying the Father was to evince from those he healed a recognition that God was behind the healing. Anot…
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From 1928–1930 Louis Waynai of Los Angeles, California, crafted a 496kg Bible—one letter at a time, using a circular type-setting machine consisting of rubber letters.
Louis devoted more than 8700 hours replicating the King James Version on a massive scale. When laid open, the Wayn…
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There are 21 specific spirit-inspired dreams recorded in Scripture: ten of them occur in Genesis and six in Matthew. They are:
God warns Abimelech not to take Sarah to wife (Gen 20:3)
Jacob’s ladder is set up on the earth, and the top of it reached to heaven (Gen 28:12)
Jacob is shown t…
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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