(3.) Our Accommodating God: Abraham Bargains with the Lord. “Who is able to understand the mind of Lord Yahweh? Who is able to be His teacher? We, however, have the mind of Christ!” (1 Corinthians 2:16). An Accommodating Person is one who graciously changes plans for another’s benefit; who is willing to adjust in order to meet another’s needs; …
(5.) Our Accommodating God: The Law of Moses. “Who is able to understand the mind of Lord Yahweh? Who is able to be His teacher? We, however, have the mind of Christ!” (1 Corinthians 2:16). An Accommodating Person is one who graciously changes plans for another’s benefit; who is willing to adjust in order to meet another’s …
(4.) Our Accommodating God: The Wilderness Tabernacle. “Who is able to understand the mind of Lord Yahweh? Who is able to be His teacher? We, however, have the mind of Christ!” (1 Corinthians 2:16). An Accommodating Person is one who graciously changes plans for another’s benefit; who is willing to adjust in order to meet another’s needs; …
(2.) Our Accommodating God: The Weight of His Glory! “Who is able to understand the mind of Lord Yahweh? Who is able to be His teacher? We, however, have the mind of Christ!” (1 Corinthians 2:16). An Accommodating Person is one who graciously changes plans for another’s benefit; who is willing to adjust in order to meet …
(1.) Our Accommodating God: The Zimzum of Creation. “Who is able to understand the mind of Lord Yahweh? Who is able to be His teacher? We, however, have the mind of Christ!” (1 Corinthians 2:16). An Accommodating Person is one who graciously changes plans for another’s benefit; who is willing to adjust in order to meet another’s …
Our Accommodating God – Introduction. “Who is able to understand the mind of Lord Yahweh? Who is able to be His teacher? We, however, have the mind of Christ!” (1 Corinthians 2:16). An Accommodating Person is one who graciously changes plans for another’s benefit; who is willing to adjust in order to meet another’s needs; is open …
My 1960’s Unit at Rivendell School in 1995: “I’m Free, Man!” In February and March of 1995, I designed and taught a unit on American history focusing on the cultural revolution of the 1960’s. Because that was my own formative era… I was in high school during 1964-67 and college during 1967-71, I enjoyed speaking from …
(3.8) “Galahad and the Grail” – The Achievement of the Grail, Section 3 Book Three: “The Achievement of the Grail“ (by “book” is meant a large section in this installment of Guite’s Arthuriad). Stave Eight: “The Achievement of the Grail” (a “stave” is an old-fashioned term for the stanza of a poem, a verse in a song, or …
(3.8) “Galahad and the Grail” – High Worship with the Sacred Mysteries. Book Three: “The Achievement of the Grail“ (by “book” is meant a large section in this installment of Guite’s Arthuriad). Stave Eight: “The Achievement of the Grail” (a “stave” is an old-fashioned term for the stanza of a poem, a verse in a song, or …
(3.8) “Galahad and the Grail” – The Achievement of the Grail, Section 2. Book Three: “The Achievement of the Grail“ (by “book” is meant a large section in this installment of Guite’s Arthuriad). Stave Eight: “The Achievement of the Grail” (a “stave” is an old-fashioned term for the stanza of a poem, a verse in a song, or …
(3.8) “Galahad and the Grail” – The Achievement of the Grail, Section 1. Book Three: “The Achievement of the Grail“ (by “book” is meant a large section in this installment of Guite’s Arthuriad). Stave Eight: “The Achievement of the Grail” (a “stave” is an old-fashioned term for the stanza of a poem, a verse in a song, …
(3.7) “Galahad and the Grail” – The Wasteland, Section 3. Book Three: “The Achievement of the Grail“ (by “book” is meant a large section in this installment of Guite’s Arthuriad). Stave Seven: “The Wasteland” (a “stave” is an old-fashioned term for the stanza of a poem, a verse in a song, or a chapter in a …