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Eric @cecbdo · Feb 7
Another pearl for today: The Holy Spirit enables the Lord's people to understand the Truth of Him and His Kingdom. The Truth can only be understood spiritually, by those with God's Spirit living in them. https://t.co/4PwYpygNFM
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Eric @cecbdo · Feb 7
The Holy Spirit enables the Lord's people to understand the Truth of Him and His Kingdom. The Truth can only be understood spiritually, by those with God's Spirit living in them. https://t.co/MmBlyrF9xk
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Colin S. Werkman @Colin_S_Werkman · Feb 7
Jesus is the way.
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Eric
Eric @cecbdo · Feb 6
Another pearl for today: Without Christ, our human wisdom and strength will not result in anything of eternally enduring value. However the Lord's people can be confident in Him, that we have what truly matters, and we have it forever. https://t.co/0Rpy22F5dt
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Lance Smith
Lance Smith @lancesmith44 · Feb 6
Numbers says Levites serve at 30.
Then it says 25.
Ezra says 20.
Contradiction? Or context?
Episode 215 on Numbers 4:3 walks through why these numbers don’t compete—they cooperate—and what they reveal about maturity, responsibility, and God’s wisdom in ministry.
🎧 Bible https://t.co/0vk8nUssgJ
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Eric
Eric @cecbdo · Feb 5
Another pearl for today: The Lord’s steadfast devotion to His people sets the standard for every marriage, and for Christ’s union with His church. https://t.co/UEjNNBYpeF
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Eric @cecbdo · Feb 4
Another pearl for today: Believers earnestly seeking Christ, sometimes face misunderstanding, mistreatment, or persecution—even from those expected to help. Depending on His righteousness rather than any human institution is a lesson His people learn from such trials. https://t.co/il1slFabGQ
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Eric @cecbdo · Feb 3
Another pearl for today: The Lord's people strive for cooperative thinking and judgment on all matters of critical importance. This requires following Christ first and foremost, not fallible humans. https://t.co/5mXcffzyD6
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Lance Smith
Lance Smith @lancesmith44 · Feb 3
Was Jesus rejected in Nazareth ONCE... or TWICE? 🤔 Luke says early (almost thrown off a cliff!). Matthew & Mark say later (just familiarity & unbelief). Skeptics call it a contradiction—but is it?
New episode dives in! Matthew 13:53 – When was Jesus rejected by the people in his https://t.co/8hzssJbLPo
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Eric
Eric @cecbdo · Feb 2
The Lord's people are sinners who are reconciled with God through the gospel. We have responded to Him in faith and have the righteousness of Jesus imputed (or transferred) to us, like a fine garment that's been freely given to us. God has also transferred our sin to Jesus. https://t.co/nHYlf0kkHz
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Eric @cecbdo · Feb 1
Christ is the principal guide for our individual and collective lives like a cornerstone was the principal stone in ancient buildings. His death and resurrection make it possible for anyone to be one of God's people. No one should reject Him, but some will choose to. https://t.co/kYje0u7HrQ
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Samuel Howell
Samuel Howell @ActuallySamuelH · Feb 1
are you defending your faith and guarding your heart?
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Eric
Eric @cecbdo · Jan 31
Another pearl for today: The kingdom of God is for His people, who build upon a genuine relationship with Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior. They produce the fruit of righteousness and obedience to Him in their daily lives. https://t.co/dgKwtHseCD
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Eric @cecbdo · Jan 26
Another pearl for today: The Lord's people can have confidence and peace in the face of uncertainties and trials. This comes from a deep trust in God that is developed over time through a consistent and committed relationship with Him. https://t.co/Aw98estSdH
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Lance Smith
Lance Smith @lancesmith44 · Jan 23
Numbers gives us the same census number twice—603,550.
Same number. Different books. Different dates.
Was the census in Numbers 1 already taken in Exodus—or are these two distinct counts?
Episode 211: Numbers 1:46—Was this census made here or earlier?
🎙️ https://t.co/iAiCtM3BTM
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Lance Smith @lancesmith44 · Jan 20
Did Jesus teach in secret—or not?
In Matthew 13 He speaks of “secrets of the Kingdom.”
In John 18 He says, “I said nothing in secret.”
Contradiction—or misunderstanding?
Episode 210 of Bible Difficulties and Answers walks through the context, parables, and timing that https://t.co/gduyX9fZJS
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Eric
Eric @cecbdo · Jan 17
Another pearl for today: The Lord's people may be tempted to prioritize our relative earthly means of power more than being obedient to Him. We also know this is sinful and foolish. https://t.co/krkkw9SXI0
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Olive Twig
Olive Twig @twig_olive · Jan 14
Does anyone have recommendations for Lent Books pleaae?
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Lance Smith @lancesmith44 · Jan 13
Does Jesus contradict the command to honor parents?
One passage says honor them.
Another sounds like hate them.
In Episode 208, we step into a biblical courtroom and examine the evidence.
🎧 Tuesday Contradictions: Matthew 12:47
https://t.co/RJFro9o0fR https://t.co/TslZMjzZGS
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Eric @cecbdo · Jan 11
The ultimate joy that we have as the Lord's people isn't dependent on our circumstances, but on His character and promises instead. We find our security in His steadfastness, align our lives with His truth, and can express the true joy that comes from living in harmony with Him. https://t.co/xmwvteEpxY
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Eric

Eric

@cecbdo

Work in progress. 'Pearl' trader inspired by Matthew 7:6.

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Lance Smith

Lance Smith

@lancesmith44

Christian, Husband, Father and Grandfather. Georgia Southern sports fan. Host of "The Bible Difficulties and Answers Podcast"--available Tue/Fri for download

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Colin S. Werkman

Colin S. Werkman

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Blessing of Abraham l Apologetics l Zionism l & more

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Samuel Howell

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probably writing at https://t.co/lMifjf6lok, building https://t.co/Jttm83Zb6R, or preaching. 😁

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