Monthly Archives: May 2009

Circumcision: Set Apart

Probably one of the most obvious reasons for the existence of circumcision in the Bible is the fact that it creates a clear distinction between circumcised and uncircumcised men. Perhaps a good illustration would be to imagine a group of Hebrew and Egyptian … Continue reading

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Circumcision: Painful Separation

In Genesis 17, God begins the whole rite of circumcision with Abraham and his descendants. We discussed yesterday that circumcision was a sign of the covenant that God was making with Abraham. Today, we are going to look at another aspect … Continue reading

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Circumcision: Sign of the Covenant

Here in the United States, 56.1% of all males born were circumcised in the year 2006. I don’t know who was the 0.1%, but I wouldn’t want to be him. That’s a little over half of the male children born … Continue reading

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Tracking the Undertow

Wikipedia says that an undertow is “a strong subsurface flow of water returning seaward from the shore resulting usually from wave action.” It is a hidden current running along the sea floor racing toward greater depths. I think there is … Continue reading

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Good and Bad Problems

My life is full of problems; perhaps yours is too. Sometimes, I wish that all the problems in my life would just disappear. But on second thought, maybe I shouldn’t be so quick to oust these blessings in disguise. The … Continue reading

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