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Jay Inslee, Daniel J. Evans, Monrad Wallgren, Albert Rosellini, Arthur B. Langlie, John Spellman, Booth Gardner, Gary Locke, Mike Lowry, Clarence D. Martin
John Spellman, left middle row, was an accomplished athlete at Brown, going on to compete at the 1924 Olympics in Paris, where he won the gold medal in the light-heavyweight freestyle wrestling competition. Spellman played seven years with the Providence Steamrollers (1925-1931) and Boston Braves (1932).
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12-06-2014 (Class B) Right On Time Part 4 http://www.isnministry.com This week we discuss the judgment and how the earthly service on Yom Kippur was a mini picture of the Heavenly Day of Atonement. When did the judgment begin and when will it end? What will the judgment be like? Who gets judged? Will there be lawyers and prosecutors involved? Will God be fair in the judgment? This week we'll discover some amazing answers to many of these thought provoking questions. This week concludes our study on the prophecies of Daniel 8 and 9.
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Bible prophecy shows us that God is always right on time. But how can we calculate the longest time prophecies of the Bible? What do they say to people like us today. This week we explore Daniel 8 and identify the little horn power. We also go in depth into explaining why many theologians have it wrong in pointing to Antiochus IV. But can we know the true identity of the little horn with certainty? Why are different animals used? Daniel 8 is explored and explained like you may never have heard it before.
http://www.isnministry.com What does the book of James teach about how we use our mouths? James seems to suggest that though the mouth is a small part of our body, it has a great influence. What spiritual implications might this hold for Christian believers today? How do our words impact one another? Is it OK for Christians to use foul language, even when talking with those who use it frequently? How can we do better at using our speech in more meaningful and edifying ways? Why is it so important that we be mindful of the things we say?
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What is the relationship between faith and works? Should our faith motivate us to do works? Is it possible to have faith and take no action on it? Was there a difference between what Paul said about faith and works in comparison to James? What does it mean to have true faith? This week we continue our study of the book of James looking at faith that works.
What was the Day of Atonement all about? What was this service designed to teach God's people? Why would a loving God require animal sacrifices? These questions and more are answered as we delve deeper into God's Blueprint.
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James had a lot to say about love and law. He corrects the church, rebuking the partiality and favoritism of the wealthy while many neglected the poor. James discusses how partiality transgresses the law of love. But how? Is there more to the law than we understand at surface value? Does the fairness with which we treat each other impact our keeping of God's Commandments? Can a person keep the Commandments yet not care for the poor? Can one be a Commandment keeper and be wealthy? What does love have to do with God's Law and justice. We explore these topics this week.
