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Eutychus: Happy Birthday, Bagginses!
Sep 22, 2008 ... Frodo left Hobbiton on his fiftieth birthday (TA 3018), and handed Bag End over to his grasping relations, the Sackville-Bagginses. ...
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Eutychus: Jesus' First Disciples in John (John 1:19-51)
Feb 2, 2009 ... In John 1:19-51, John the Baptist (JTB) and the first five disciples all testify about the identity of Jesus. This passage is primarily ...
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Eutychus: Make Me a Higher Love? (agape/phileo)
Sep 8, 2008 ... Make Me a Higher Love? (agape/phileo). Here's a question posted last week: "In John 21:15-17 Jesus asks three times if Simon Peter loves him ...
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Eutychus: Jesus' First Disciples in John (John 1:19-51)
Feb 2, 2009 ... In John 1:19-51, John the Baptist (JTB) and the first five disciples all testify about the identity of Jesus. This passage is primarily ...
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Eutychus: Water to Wine (John 2:1-11)
Water to Wine (John 2:1-11). Whenever I teach about Jesus' miracle at Cana, students have so many good questions. Why did Mary think Jesus could do anything ...
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Eutychus: Good Eye / Bad Eye
It turns out that having a “good eye” or a “bad eye” was a common manner of speaking when Jesus taught. The phrase “bad eye” is often translated as “stingy” ...
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Eutychus: Good Eye / Bad Eye
It turns out that having a “good eye” or a “bad eye” was a common manner of speaking when Jesus taught. The phrase “bad eye” is often translated as “stingy” ...
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Eutychus: Good Eye / Bad Eye
It turns out that having a “good eye” or a “bad eye” was a common manner of speaking when Jesus taught. The phrase “bad eye” is often translated as “stingy” ...
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Eutychus: Good Eye / Bad Eye
It turns out that having a “good eye” or a “bad eye” was a common manner of speaking when Jesus taught. The phrase “bad eye” is often translated as “stingy” ...
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Eutychus: Agape / Phileo (again)
In some earlier posts, I wrote on the common belief that agape and phileo have different meanings, especially in John 21. To help people understand this ...
