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1 September 2026

 N    16:59  Not by His Own Power 2 changes history +14,470 [Disciplemattias (2×)]
     
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16:45 (cur | prev) +14,331 Disciplemattias talk contribs (Created page with "= Not by His Own Power = Daniel contains a striking description of a future ruler whose power is mighty, but whose power does not originate entirely in himself: <blockquote> '''Daniel 8:23-24 (KJV)'''<br> And in the latter time of their kingdom, when the transgressors are come to the full, a king of fierce countenance, and understanding dark sentences, shall stand up.<br><br> And his power shall be mighty, '''but not by his own power''': and he shall destroy wonderfull...")
N    16:23  Jacob's Trouble and the Deliverance of Every One Written in the Book 3 changes history +10,127 [Disciplemattias (3×)]
     
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11:09 (cur | prev) +9,957 Disciplemattias talk contribs (Created page with "= Jacob's Trouble and the Deliverance of Every One Written in the Book = Jeremiah 30 describes a coming ''time of Jacob's trouble.'' The passage does not merely promise an abstract change in political circumstances. It speaks directly to Jacob: "fear thou not," "I am with thee," "I will save thee," and "I will restore health unto thee." It also promises concrete judgment upon Jacob's adversaries. Daniel 12 describes an unparalleled time of trouble in very similar langu...")
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31 August 2026

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11:19 (cur | prev) +4,828 Disciplemattias talk contribs (Created page with "= Threaten Not: Speak to God and Keep Counsel Close = The Bible gives examples of men facing enemies without first announcing to those enemies what they intend to do. Instead of threatening, there is prayer to God, silence, and counsel kept secret. == Jesus Christ Threatened Not == The clearest statement is concerning Jesus Christ: <blockquote> '''1 Peter 2:23''' — Who, when he was reviled, reviled not again; when he suffered, he threatened not; but committed himse...")

29 August 2026

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18:11 (cur | prev) +7,672 Disciplemattias talk contribs (Created page with "= True and righteous are thy judgments = There is something about the final judgment of God that can at first appear extremely severe. From a Free Grace perspective, a man receives everlasting life simply by believing on the Lord Jesus Christ. Eternal life is not earned by works, morality, discipleship, church attendance, or perseverance. John 6:47 says: <blockquote> '''John 6:47 King James Bible''' Verily, verily, I say unto you, He that believeth on me hath everla...")
N    10:32  ChatGPT's Reconciliation Default: When AI Advice Makes Separation Unnecessarily Difficult 4 changes history +19,034 [Disciplemattias (4×)]
     
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05:48 (cur | prev) +9,604 Disciplemattias talk contribs (Created page with "= ChatGPT's Reconciliation Default: When AI Advice Makes Separation Unnecessarily Difficult = == Introduction == I recently spent hours arguing with ChatGPT about a remarkably simple proposition: '''Sometimes people should separate and leave each other alone.''' What made the conversation interesting was not merely that ChatGPT disagreed with me once. The striking feature was that after I repeatedly corrected it, the same assumption kept returning in different forms...")

28 August 2026

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17:48 (cur | prev) +25,179 Disciplemattias talk contribs (Created page with "= Can Slandering God's People Affect a Man's Ability to Come to Christ? = ''Written on 28 August 2026.'' == Introduction == The Bible contains serious warnings concerning slander, mocking God's messengers, despising God's words, and opposing those whom God sends. The Bible also teaches that no man can come to Jesus Christ unless the Father draws him. <blockquote> '''John 6:44 King James Bible''' No man can come to me, except the Father which hath sent me draw him:...")

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26 August 2026

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06:56 Disciplemattias talk contribs deleted page Outward Condition Is Not Proof of Salvation (content was: "= Outward Condition Is Not Proof of Salvation = There is a recurring kind of reasoning in some forms of online Christianity in which a person's outward condition is treated as evidence of his spiritual condition. Youthful appearance, physical strength, prosperity, emotional stability, or apparent success may be presented as signs that a person is livin...", and the only contributor was "Disciplemattias" (talk))

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