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A LITTLE KNOWN FACT ABOUT (SHILOH)

July 22, 2021Uncategorized10 Commandments, 1050BC, army, brother, capturing, century, Christ, city, country, county, crisis, David, Father, God the Father, Hebrew, high plains, husband, Israel, Israelites, Jerusalem, Jesus Christ, Joshua, kill, killed, level, Matthew, miles, Old Testament, Philistines, place, plague, ruins, service, seven-acre, Shiloh, sister, Ten Commandment, Ten Commandments, theologians, theological, theologically, theology, theoretical, theory, town, village, vowing, worshipabarkley8

Jerusalem was not Israel’s first capital. Shiloh was-for at least a century.

A high plains village nearly half a mile above sea level and thirty miles north of Jerusalem, in Israel’s hill country, Shiloh was where Joshua and the Israelites pitched the tent of God, or the worship center called the tabernacle. This is where the Israelites came to offer sacrifices to God and to celebrate religious holidays.

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SHOULD CHILDREN OBEY PARENTS, EVEN WHEN PARENTS ARE WRONG?

May 17, 2021Uncategorizedage, aged, alcoholic, child, children, dad, eldars, Exodus, Father, Holy Father, honor, kid, leadership, mature, mom, mother, New Tesatment, obey, Old Testament, parent, parents, principle, rage, relationship, respect, right, spiritual, submission, Ten Commandment, theologians, theological, theologically, theology, warrantedabarkley8

The principle articulated in the fifth commandment is to honor and respect parents, not to obey them blindly when their advice contravenes some established principle of faith and conduct. The burden of proof should fall on children who choose to avoid parent’s directives. In no case is disrespect warranted.

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