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The Suffering Servant — Mark 8:27-38 — Sunday 13 Sept 2015
Mark 8: 27-38: “Who do you say that I am? ’… ‘You are the Christ’… He then began to teach them that the Son of Man must undergo great suffering, and be rejected.” +++++++++++++++++++++ As with “the son of … Continue reading
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Tagged 1929, 9/11, Afghanistan, compassion, European Union, first responders, Genesis 22, Holy Cross Day, new york stock market crash, refugees, rejection, suffering, Syria, the offering of Isaac
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What Amazing Love — 1 John 3:16-24 — April 26 2015/ Easter 4B
Psalm 23/ 1 John 3:16-24/ John 10: 11-18 On Monday April 20 2015, we had the funeral of John Dawson, a soldier shot and killed in Afghanistan. He was a son and grandson of the Baxendale family, long standing members … Continue reading
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Tagged abandoned babies, Afghanistan, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, Amy Poehler, artificial intelligence, automation, Baxendale, cell phones, Dalai Lama, Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Gentile, good shepherd, John Dawson, lamb of god, Life Together, Mary Magdalene, Prisoners, Red Cross Children's Hospital Cape Town, robots, sick, solitary confinement, technology, Yes Please
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