I’ve Moved

January 20th 2012

So… in case you missed it, I moved from Tumblr to my Wordpress-based site: http://cookieofdoom.com

I may still occasionally post on here, and I’ll still use Tumblr to follow some people. Most of my writing, though, will be done on the new site. It’s worth noting, too, that I’m blogging on there a lot more often than I ever did on here.

Seeya around, Tumblr!

December 13th 2011

“Preach Christ, always and everywhere. He is the whole of the gospel. His person offices, and work must be our one great, all-comprehending theme.”
– Charles Spurgeon

December 06th 2011

“‎”I preach as though Christ was crucified yesterday, rose from the dead today and was coming back tomorrow.” (Martin Luther)”
– (via eliza5)

November 16th 2011

“(#4) Resolved, never to do any manner of thing, whether in soul or body, less or more, but what tends to the glory of God; nor be, nor suffer it, if I can avoid it.



(#23) Resolved, frequently to take some deliberate action, which seems most unlikely to be done, for the glory of God, and trace it back to the original intention, designs and ends of it; and if I find it not to be for God’s glory, to repute it as a breach of the 4th Resolution.”
– Jonathan Edwards (Resolutions)

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November 10th 2011

New unified website? …Maybe.

November 08th 2011

“Salvation may be described as the blind receiving sight, the deaf receiving hearing, the dead receiving life; but we have not only received these blessings, we have received Christ Jesus Himself. It is true that He gave us life from the dead. He gave us pardon of sin; He gave us imputed righteousness. These are all precious things, but we are not content with them; we have received Christ Himself. The Son of God has been poured into us, and we have received Him, and appropriated Him. What a heartful Jesus must be, for heaven itself cannot contain Him!”
– C.H. Spurgeon

October 27th 2011

“I will tell you one thing that proves—proves to a demonstration, that Christ is still precious to his people, and it is this:—send one of Christ’s people to hear the most noted preacher of the age, whoever that may be; he preaches a very learned sermon, very fine and magnificent, but there is not a word about Christ in that sermon. Suppose that to be the case, and the Christian man will go out and say, “I did not care a farthing for that man’s discourse.” Why? “Because they have taken away my Lord, and I know not where they have laid him. I heard nothing about Christ.” Send that man on the Sabbath morning to hear some hedge and ditch preacher, some one who cuts the king’s English about never so badly, but who preaches Jesus Christ—you will see the tears rolling down that man’s face, and when he comes out he will say, “I do not like that man’s bad grammar; I do not like the many mistakes he has made, but oh! it has done my heart good, for he spoke about Christ.”
– C. H. Spurgeon

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October 24th 2011

…I love Calvin and Hobbes…

…I love Calvin and Hobbes…

(via whenyouholdmyown-deactivated201)

Concerning Semantics

October 22nd 2011

Recently, the issue of semantics seems to have been popping up all over the place. This seems to be due to the fact that we rarely define the terms we use. Often, we don’t have to: word meaning is generally understood rather universally. The issue comes up when a word is not understood in the same way; people will often—with little to no reason for it—insist that their definition is the correct one and all others are wrong. This post is written in an attempt to clear up some confusion and, perhaps, make some conversations more productive.

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OT Survey Application – Joshua 5:13–14

September 25th 2011

I’ve decided to post a bunch of my papers related to theology and the Bible after submitting them for anyone who might find them helpful (I’m thinking mostly Sr. Highers). The format is a bit odd since it was enforced.

Text: Joshua 5:13–14

Title: “Now I Have Come”

Interpretive summary: Joshua has been confirmed by Yahweh as the leader of the Canaanite conquest; he’s led Israel across the Jordan (ch. 3) and they are now encamped at Gilgal, soon to invade Jericho (5:10). Joshua now requests orders from an unexpected visitor who identifies himself as the commander of armies of Yahweh.

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