Sunday's Repose
"I am my beloved's, and my beloved is mine." Song 6:3 KJV
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Musings of an Iconoclast
icon·o·clast - Etymology: Medieval Latin iconoclastes, from Middle Greek eikonoklastEs, literally, image destroyer. 1 : one who destroys religious images or opposes their veneration 2 : one who attacks settled beliefs or institutions. -Merriam Webster Online
Saturday, February 11, 2006
"I am my beloved's, and my beloved is mine." Song 6:3 KJVAbout Me
- Name: missionaryman
- Location: San Luis Rio Colorado, Sonora, Mexico
I am a husband and the father of two great kids, Cody, 13, and Alissa, 11. My wife, Erica, and I have been married for 25 years. We have spent all of that time serving in the ministry in one form or another. Erica and I are both originally from Pittsburgh, PA but have lived in Atlanta, GA, Fort Lauderdale, FL, Memphis, TN, Myrtle Beach, SC and now in Mexico. email: cjburgan at juno dot com
Previous Posts
- A Gavel is Coming!
- Controversy for "End of the Spear"
- The Myth of the Molting Eagle: Further Considerations
- Eagles and molting – the myth and deception!
- Giving credit where credit is due!
- Sunday's Repose
- Of Oracles and Burdens.
- Recommended Reading: End of the Spear
- Recommended Reading: Through the Gaste of Splendor
- The Retreat of Reason
A Prepared Bride
- Introduction Rev. 19:6-8
- Introduction Continued Rev. 21
- Manifest Presence
- The Four Walls - Introduction
- Worship - Introduction Part 1
- Worship - Introduction Part 2
- Loving God Spiritually
- Loving God Intellectually
- Loving God Emotionally
- Loving God Actively
- Loving Yourself - Part 1 Phillippians 2
- Loving Yourself - Part 2 Psalm 139
- Loving Your Neighbor - Part 1: Luke 10
- Loving Your Neighbor - Part 2 Fellowship
- Under Authority
- Go
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