by Morford | Feb 8, 2013 | Articles, God of Relationship Part I
Dwelling Places in Jn. 14:2 is not speaking of buildings, but of a place for each of us to fit into the heavenly organization, operation. The word translated dwelling places, mon-ai, has a primary meaning of staying, tarrying, abiding, dwelling. Used only in Jn....
by Morford | Feb 3, 2013 | Articles, God of Relationship Part I
Kingdom of God speaks of several things and it is also called by the name, the Kingdom of the Heavens. It is difficult to put kingdom references into the neat pigeonholes with which we are so comfortable. One use of the kingdom is to refer to God Himself as in But you...
by Morford | Feb 3, 2013 | Articles, God of Relationship Part I
The Kingdom speaks of God Himself, the Eternal Kingdom (Heaven), evidence of His Kingdom in us, and the Messianic Reign. The Lord’s Prayer gives insight in Matthew 6:9 with: Our Father, Who is in the heavens: Your name must at once be made holy: 10. ...
by Morford | Jan 29, 2013 | Articles, God of Relationship Part I
Yoke is mentioned by Y’shua; Come to Me all those who work and are burdened, and I shall give you rest. 29. You must immediately take My yoke upon you and you must now learn from Me, because I am gentle and humble in My heart, and you will find rest in your lives: 30....
by Morford | Jan 25, 2013 | Articles, God of Relationship Part I
The influence of the Latin Vulgate on our English translations is shown in many Scriptures. See the Glossary article on Latin Words, which lists several Latin words that were not translated, just spelled in English. Here are two examples of words that were translated...
by Morford | Jan 25, 2013 | Articles, God of Relationship Part I
Amen has no meaning in Hebrew. Amen is an acrostic and is not from any Hebrew root word. The acrostic is: El Melekh Ne’eman, meaning, God is a Faithful King.
