The Euphemist
I'm refocusing my blogging efforts. I invite you to check out The Euphemist.
Tuesday, September 20, 2005
About Me
- Name: Michael
- Location: Minnesota, United States
Christian, truth seeker, husband, son, brother & uncle, Lutheran pastor, musician (cello, etc.), Jewish Studies grad student, intellectual historian, aquarium enthusiast & pet owner, philologist, astronomer, Norwegian-American, Ford pickup driver, buffoon.
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4 Comments:
I've changed the link on my blog.
I am house-sitting for my Pastors husband/wife team, (Evangelical Covenant Church) and they are in China adopting a baby girl (of course). I had to get a blog.spot in order to keep in touch with them. I will hopefully get my own Internet by the end of the month. I have the Hebrew & Greek texts, plus interlinears. I know enough Hebrew to write & pronounce, and a little Greek. I audited a class at NABS seminary a few years ago on "The Nature & Background of the Languages of the Bible." I enjoyed it. I read the ESV Bible, now, everyday and am always coming up with rabbit-trail questions. Your site would be mentally stimulating for me as my mind seems pretty blank. I did just read "Father Elijah" by Michael O'Brien, 1966, a Catholic. I was pre-Vatican II Catholic for 21 years, hippie for 7, Missouri Synod Lutheran 14, Pentecostal 7 (stll am!), Church of Christ 7 years ( my desert experience), and now with the Norwegians and Swedes for a few years (whatever adds up to almost 59 years). I am not familiar with blogs, don't know if you'll get this and not sure if I can find yours again. Sure took me a long time to accept Jesus' forgiveness and grace. Baruch Adonai! Shalom
Oh yeah, that was "Father Elijah: An Apocalypse" ..."The reader should be forewarned that this book is a novel of ideas. It does not proceed at the addictive pace of a television micr-drama, nor does it offer simplistic resolutions and false piety. It offers the Cross. It bears witness, I hope, to the ultimate victory of light." 597 pages
Teresita Glaze a.k.a. "Honey Bear" (my childhood teddy) I am going home tomorrow and can't afford internet installation for a few weeks. Did you ever consider that Shem, Ham and Japheth were triplets? They were all born when Noah was 500 yrs. old. Genesis 5:32
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