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Wednesday, May 28th - Acts 26
A bit of hymn history for you today… “He who is almost persuaded is almost saved, and to be almost saved is to be entirely lost,” were the words with which the Rev. Mr. Brundage ended o… more →
EVBC Men of Mesa
A-Ω: Greek Vowels and the Chaldean Planets
Christoph de la Cruz wrote 5 days ago: In the Papryi Graecae Magicae (P.G.M) we find a truly unique record into the ancient practices of Gr … more →
FORCEFULLY ADVANCING: The Church in Acts, Part 6
Dr. Mike wrote 2 months ago: Testifying About Christ, Acts 26:1—32 The events of Acts 26 really begin at Acts 25:23, where Paul i … more →
Rome, Pantheon
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janemaripose wrote 2 months ago: Articles Index: Rome Hotels, Piazza della Rotunda Pantheon is a building in Rome, originally built b … more →
Exciting News - Agrippa Book!
Sebatinsky wrote 2 months ago: Ken Mondeschein has done us all the favor of translating Agrippa’s fencing treatise! You can b … more →
Paul v Felix n Festus
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Robert Weber, MBA wrote 3 months ago: Technorati Tags: Saul,Paul,Taursus Cilicia,Governor Felix,Porcius Festus,Tertullus Attorney,Herod Ca … more →
Agrippa: Book of the Dead
knarrnia wrote 4 months ago: I am gay for William Gibson. Read about his performance art. … more →
Acts 26 - Paul Before Agrippa
Phillip J. Long wrote 4 months ago: Agrippa II was the great-grandson of Herod the Great and son of Herod Agrippa, show died in Acts 12. … more →
getting agrip[pa] on life
skibo wrote 6 months ago: From a young Pharisee, witnessing the stoning of an apostle, to a man in the same position as Stephe … more →
Grim Promises - Dr. Faust’s Hollenzwang
grimoires wrote 8 months ago: Forthcoming from Trident Books: an edition of Dr. Faust’s Höllenzwang. The Höllenzwang contain … more →
Grim Ingredients - Dog Sacrifices
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grimoires wrote 8 months ago: National Geographic reported that a recently discovered medieval Hungarian town full of ritually sac … more →
Drive-Thru Jesus
swervechurch wrote 8 months ago: Paul was on trial between the Govenor Festus and the King Agrippa. He had to defend his position i … more →
Acts 12 - Herod Agrippa I
Phillip J. Long wrote 11 months ago: What do we know about the Herod of Acts 12? The king Herod of Acts 12 is Agrippa I Later in Acts we … more →
Agrippa (A Book of the Dead)
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Cayden wrote 11 months ago: I’ve been sitting on this incredible find for a little while now, and I thought I ought to wri … more →
Remembering and Forgetting in Later Life (Section III)
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Scott Wright wrote 12 months ago: Remembering and Forgetting in Later Life: The Gift and Curse of Mnemosyne and Lethe Section III – Pe … more →
Photos from Rome
Jona Lendering wrote 1 year ago: Equestrian statue of Marcus Aurelius. Today, I moved the entire photo section of ancient Rome. Even … more →
Friday finds
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stevenhartwriter wrote 1 year ago: Before we get started, how about a little Bach on the Swedish keyed fiddle? The nyckelharpa has 16 s … more →
Agrippa (a book of the dead)
lennyflatley wrote 1 year ago: Agrippa is a poem and a work of art in its own right, the text being a semi-autobiographical poem by … more →
Single Tetragram Readings
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Michael C. Barnam wrote 1 year ago: For the past couple of months I have been reviewing the tetragrams used in geomantic divination and … more →
Agrippa was close, but not close enough
Joe wrote 1 year ago: WHILE THE APOSTLE Paul was a prisoner, he was allowed to make his defense before King Agrippa… … more →
