Category Archives: worldview

among the crowds

Posted on January 2, 2011 by Jefferson Vann

Psalm 1.  Wicked persons trust in the strength of numbers.  They are comfortable among the crowds, where sin is the norm, and people scoff at religion and piety. They are among the sheaves of wheat — thousand in the field … Continue reading →

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anthropic principle

Posted on January 1, 2011 by Jefferson Vann

Gen. 1.  Moses wrote Genesis for a nation of freed slaves. They needed to know that bondage and hardship was not the life God intended for them.  Moses provides some needed historical background for the Israelites. He goes all the … Continue reading →

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Babylon will fall

Posted on December 28, 2010 by Jefferson Vann

Rev. 18.  The great city of Babylon had been laid to waste for centuries when John received this vision.  Yet the vision warns people to come out of her, because being in Babylon means taking part in her sins, and … Continue reading →

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upside down worldviews

Posted on December 5, 2010 by Jefferson Vann

Isaiah 29:15-16.  The people would not inquire of the LORD nor listen to his prophet. Their worldview was upside down. They were God’s creation, yet they regarded him as the thing created. Listen, secular humanists and Marxists! They were made … Continue reading →

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