 Table of ContentsLinda's Opening LetterWho 'We' Are **The Names of God — Yahweh & Jehovah** |
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Greetings, dear friends! As most of you know, I went back to the States in April to visit my family. We had a great time, as this was the first time I'd been home in more than 2½ years; and I was especially blessed to be able to spend so many days with my mother (she's paralyzed from Multiple Sclerosis and living in a nursing home — but at 79, refusing to give up!). Here are some photos of me with my family.    Left: Linda, brother Bill, Mother (affectionately known by all my Indian 'kids' as Ruth Mom), and sister Mary. Center: Linda and Ruth Mom on Resurrection Sunday. Right: Sister-in-law Linda, brother Bill, Ruth Mom, sister Mary, and brother-in-law Paul. God did a marvelous healing and restorative work in my family, and I'd love to tell you more about it — but I'm afraid I'll start crying, short out my keyboard, and then never get this newsletter out.... I'll just tell you this much: No matter what's going on in your own life or family — or how long it's been — don't give up on God. Thankfully, He didn't give up on my family; and even after 17 years of strained and detached relationships, our family is now reconciled and reunited as one again! Hallelu YAH!!! Last month, I told you this ministry was involved in an Ordination ceremony. Actually, we've ordained two new pastors, one in May and one in June. To find out what that's all about, click here... Concerning the study of God's names, I know some of you still don't understand why I'm teaching about it or why I think it's important to God. Please bear with me as I try to answer that here. Think about this: What if you never had an opportunity to know personal things about your spouse, your girlfriend or boyfriend, or your best friend? As two people spend more time together and get to know one another, their love usually grows stronger and deeper — because of what they've learned about each other. But what if your husband or boyfriend never took the time to get to know the 'real' you, the person inside? What if he didn't know or care what your favorite color is, or you love to cook exotic dishes and experiment with new recipes, or that you were the head cheerleader in high school? You men, what if your wife or girlfriend never cared why all your old chums call you "Chief", or that you led your high school football team to three straight championships, or your dream job would be to work in a veterinarian's office because you love animals so much? What if that 'significant other' in your life always addressed you as "wife", "old lady", "old man", "husband", or "hey you" — but they never called you by your name, or by any pet terms of endearment.... Think about it. How would that make you feel....? The Messiah has a name: Jesus (Yeshua). So, also, the Most High God of the Old Testament has revealed Himself by His names — the primary one,  (YHWH), being used more than 5600 times! Through His names, He has told us who He is, what He is, and what He can do. How do you think it makes Him feel when we don't care about the unique qualities that make Him God, and we continue to call Him by a generic "God" or "Lord" (the equivalent of "Hey you!")?As we continue our study of God's names, I pray that God will ignite a flame within your heart and soul to fall more in love with Him through the knowledge of His names, and to share these teachings with others.  Be blessed in Jesus' name, and remember: The Christian life is not what we do for God, but what God does for us!
Your sister & servant in Christ,  My Redeemer Lives Christian Ministry Because of the volume of e-mail I receive, it is impossible for me to respond to every person who writes. If you have an opinion or question, please understand that I will not offer personal advice or debate theological issues. You are welcome to send your opinions, corrections and questions, but I can't guarantee I'll be able to respond. If you're looking for some good Bible study sources, I suggest Bible.org - Trustworthy Bible Study Resources, Blue Letter Bible Study Resources, Precept Ministries International, and Shepherd Serve all of which offer hundreds of pages of well-organized teaching articles and Bible studies. |
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 YHWH / Jehovah "Let them praise the name of the LORD: for His Name alone is excellent; His glory [is] above the earth and heaven." Psalm 148:13 (KJV) Editor's Note: As there is considerable variance among Bible scholars as to former customs and translations of the oldest, most important, and most frequently-used name of God in the Bible, the neutrality and factual accuracy of this article may be disputed. What follows here is a summation of those ideas and conclusions on which most scholars agree. Still don't understand why it's important to know God's names? The purpose of man — the reason we were created — is to worship and glorify God. "Whether, then, you eat or drink or whatever you do, do all to the glory of God" (1 Corinthians 10:31). In order to truly worship and glorify God, we must not only know about Him, but we must know Him personally based on what we know about Him. The word "glory" in the Greek New Testament is "doxa", which means an opinion, estimation, or reputation in which one is held. It refers to all that we give to God as praise, thanksgiving, obedience, reverence, and service — because of who He has revealed Himself to be and what He does (past, present, and future The many names God gives us about Himself in the Bible impart to us revelations of His character, His works, and His relationship to us. It's in the knowing and understanding of these names that we gain greater insight, love, respect, and reverence for who He is. The Messiah has a name: Jesus (Yeshua). So, also, the God of the Old Testament has revealed Himself by a name. I believe, as Bible Scholar T. E. McComiskey so rightly wrote, "a blessing is lost when no attention is paid to the difference in usage of a title and the actual name of the God of Israel." The name YHWH is used more than any other name in the Bible. Of all the names of God, the one which occurs most frequently in the Biblia Hebraica (Hebrew Bible) is the Tetragrammaton (from the Greek: "word with four letters"), which is spelled (in the Hebrew alphabet)  (yodh)  (heh)  (vav) (heh) or, reading right-to-left, (YHWH). It is the distinctive personal name of the God of Israel. YHWH (written as "LORD" in most English Bibles) means "the self-existent one" and denotes God's personal name and His eternality ("I AM"). It is often used in relationship to God as a personal Redeemer and Covenant-keeper. (Interestingly, reading from right-to-left, "Yodh", is the smallest letter in the Hebrew alphabet, and it always and only refers to YHWH.)Most litterateurs agree that the Tetragrammaton is a form of the Hebrew root "Havah" ("to be" or "to exist"). Thus, YHWH becomes "He who brings into being" (cf. Exodus 3:12, 14: "I will be with you" and "I will be who I will be"). According to the Jewish Encyclopedia, the Tetragrammaton appears 6,828 times in the Hebrew Bible. Other Bible scholars say the name appears approximately 5600 times in the Hebrew Scriptures, while yet another source claims the name is used more than 7000 times in the Old Testament and 1000 times in the New Testament. Regardless of which numbers are correct, we cannot overlook the fact that God obviously wants us to know His name, most likely for what it reveals about who He is!  Used more than any other name in the Bible, YHWH is first seen in Genesis 2:4: "This is the history of the generations of the heavens and of the earth when they were created, in the day that YHWH God made earth and the heavens." However, God did not reveal Himself to mankind as YHWH until Exodus 3:14 when God said to Moses, "I AM WHO I AM," and "You shall tell the children of Israel this: 'I AM has sent me to you.' " Then later in Exodus 6:2-3, He said to Moses: "I am YHWH; and I appeared to Abraham, to Isaac, and to Jacob, as God Almighty; but by My name YHWH I was not known to them." From the choice of words in the above-referenced Scriptures, it's obvious that God desires us to understand the manner of His character; that He wants us to know, not only His name, but to know Him through His name! Exodus 14:4 further supports the view that the name YHWH embodies aspects of God's character. It says: ". . . and the Egyptians will know that I am YHWH." It isn't likely that God intended in this declaration that they would simply learn the name of the Hebrew God. There is a strong element of Divine self-disclosure within it. The modern spelling includes vowels to assist in pronunciation. Many pronounce YHWH as "Yahweh" or "Yahveh" (Yä-wá or Yä-vá); but the exact pronunciation has been lost to us for several centuries. Some people render the four-letter name as "Jehovah". God's personal name was so sacred to most Jews that they didn't want to write or even speak it for fear of violating the commandment "You shall not take the name of Yahweh your God in vain, for Yahweh will not hold him guiltless who takes His name in vain" (Exodus 20:7) and "You shall not profane My holy name, but I will be made holy among the children of Israel. I am Yahweh who makes you holy." (Leviticus 22:32) Thus, the Jewish practice was to read "Adonai" (Hebrew "Adonay"), meaning "Lord", in place of "YHWH" (Adonai means "master" or "sovereign ruler" and generally denotes authority and position). And they read "Elohim" in place of the Hebrew compound name "YHWH Adonay" to avoid the duplication of Adonay (Elohim means "mighty one" or "strong one"; it denotes the power and pre-eminence [conspicuous glory] of God). To remind the reader that he was not to pronounce "YHWH" but instead was to read the word as "Adonay", they placed the vowels of Adonay (a-o-a) under the Tetragrammaton YHWH, thus creating  . The first English translators who transcribed God's name into English had no reason to believe that the vowel points of might be incorrect, so they transcribed "YaHoWaH" into English just as it was written.Today the English transcription "Jehovah" is used by many English-speaking Protestant Christians and also by Jehovah's Witnesses. Most modern scholars, however, believe that "Jehovah" is an implausible rendering, based on their belief that the written form (read normally, "Yehovah") was only intended to indicate to the reader of the Bible in Hebrew to pronounce it "Adonai".The American Standard Version (ASV) of the Bible uses the name "Jehovah" (5818 times), whereas most other English versions, unfortunately, continue to translate YHWH as LORD (capital letters), not to be confused with "Lord" (Adonai/Adonay). The King James Version of the Bible uses the word "LORD" 5557 times. The only English Bible I've found that uses the name "Yahweh" consistently (5794 times) is the online World English Bible, which I use for most of my Scripture references. Regardless of the editorial decision of substituting LORD for YHWH or of using the name "Yahweh" or "Jehovah", we must keep in mind that Yahweh or YHWH is the name that God used in revealing Himself to His ancient people. In reading the text of the Old Testament, it is my hope that we would develop an affection for usage of the name itself over such usages as "God" or "Lord" (see Exodus 3:15; Psalm 102:15-16; Psalm 113:1-4; Psalm 135:1-6; Psalm 148:13). In next month's newsletter, we'll study the names "Adonai" and "Elohim". Bible.org - Trustworthy Bible Study Resources Blue Letter Bible Study Tools Elwell Evangelical Dictionary Judaism 101 Wikipedia — the free encyclopedia 2001 MT-based public domain update of 1901 American Standard Version (ASV) Previous Month's "Names of God" Bible Study, "How many times does God reference the use of His name?" Back to top |
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God has recently granted me the awesome privilege of ordaining two new pastors: one in New Delhi, India and the other in Tanzania, East Africa. As you're no doubt wondering about this turn of events, here's what happened: On my way back to India from the States the end of April, the idea came to my mind to expand my ministry to include ordination of select, qualified pastoral candidates. Immediately recognizing that it could be a 'flesh' thing desiring prominence or notoriety, I prayed silently in my spirit (not letting the Enemy know my thoughts or questions and not telling it to anyone else) and asked God to confirm if the thought was from Him or not. I asked Him, if it was Him, to bring someone whom I hadn't met or known before, specifically requesting ordination (which I had never publicized anywhere), and to bring him through an unusual way. In May, I received an email from a young man in New Delhi, asking for hands-on ordination. What made it unusual — to say the least — is that he came to me via my business website, not any of my ministry websites; and he used an email address that isn't published anywhere on the web! (Later, when I asked him how he found that address, he couldn't find it again...) So, being convinced that it was indeed God, I brought together three other pastors and two of their wives on 15th June. While the wives covered us in prayer, the pastors each examined Haulianthang (Thang) and his wife, Rosemary. After several hours of close examination, being thoroughly satisfied concerning his calling, education and gifts, we enjoyed a meal together and then anointed and commissioned Thang to God's service. The next day, being aware of her need to support her husband in his ministry and convinced of her dedication to him and to the Lord, we also anointed and prayed for Rosemary.  ...... ...... Left: Thang, Linda, and Rosemary. Center: Linda tying the sash on Thang's ordination gown. Right: Thang and Rosemary feeding cake to each other. On both days, God's presence during the anointings and prayers was clearly manifested among us — with many tears, visions, words of knowledge, and spontaneous worship. It's one of those things you can't explain; you just have to experience it...! As for the ordination of the young man in Tanzania: After I became convinced that it was God's desire for this ministry to ordain a few select individuals, I made the news known to my affiliated ministries. And when my 'son', Innocent Yogusa in Tanzania, requested ordination, I wasted no time in confirming him, as I've known him for several years and I've believed since the first day we met that God had called him to full-time ministry. Now... I know most of you know that a certificate doesn't validate a ministry. It is God who calls us and God who approves us, not man. But since we have to deal with other-worldly people on a daily basis — and many of them do take notice of certifying documents and titles — an official ordination frequently permits us access to arenas which might otherwise be closed to us. (In case you feel compelled to debate this issue with me, don't waste your time. God's ways are higher than your or my ways, and His thoughts are higher than our thoughts — or prejudices. The manner in which He brought Thang to me was such that I cannot — or rather dare not — question whether His theology lines up with yours or mine!) |
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No one but the High Priest entered the Holy of Holies. No one. To do so meant death. Two of Aaron's sons died when they entered the Holy of Holies in order to offer sacrifices to the Lord. (Leviticus 16:1-2) In no uncertain terms, the curtain declared: "This far and no farther!" What did fifteen hundred years of a curtain-draped Holy of Holies communicate? Simple. God is holy . . . separate from us and unapproachable. Even Moses was told, "You cannot see My face, because no one can see Me and live." (Exodus 33:20) God is holy, and we are sinners, and there is a distance between us. Isn't this our problem? We know God is good. We know we are not, and we feel far from God. The ancient words of Job are ours, "I wish there were someone to make peace between us." (Job 9:33) Oh, but there is! Jesus hasn't left us with an unapproachable God. Yes, God is holy. Yes, we are sinful. But, yes, yes, yes, Jesus is our mediator . . . Is not a mediator one who "goes between"? Wasn't Jesus the curtain between us and god? And wasn't His flesh torn? What appeared to be the cruelty of man was actually the sovereignty of God . . . We are welcome to enter into God's presence — any day, any time. God has removed the barrier that separates us from Him. The barrier of sin? Down. He has removed the curtain. "He Chose the Nails", Copyright © 2002, W. Publishing Group, Nashville, Tennessee Back to top |
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I thought I had learned my lesson with the weeds... but no! I was walking to my neighbor's house and there, growing almost as tall as I am, is a weed! I call it the demon weed, since it seems to have a life and strength of its own. You cannot pull it up. Even my weed eater was hiding from this one. First I tried to pull it up like the others, with my thumb and forefinger. I think I actually heard the weed laugh at me. Then I tried with the right hand firmly grasping close to the bottom. I pulled and tugged to no avail. The grass around it wasn't even budging. Finally I stood up and pulled with all my might. Still nothing. So I resorted to my secret weapon: my husband! He pulled. Nothing. He pulled with both hands. Nothing. We both pulled. Nothing. Finally we had an inspired idea. We got out a shovel and dug it up! Seriously!! The evangelistic outreach we are planning for this city came to mind. There is a man whom an intercessor friend and I have been praying for. He is so bitter. He was in a Christian school as a young man and suffered from verbal and emotional abuse. The Lord spoke to me about bitterness, because it also has roots that, when left alone, grow deep into our souls. God was showing me that in the beginning stages of growth, while it is just a hurt, it is easy to pluck up. But the longer hurt stays in us, undealt with, the more it festers, creating a poison that kills us spiritually. The poison begins infiltrating and the seeds of bitterness emerge out of it. The longer it stays, the more like this weed it becomes; deeply entrenched in our hearts until hatred takes over and what once was pure and soft has grown defiled and hard.  I looked at the scriptures Paul wrote and they give us a great way to watch out for our hearts. First, he admonishes us to live in peace with those around us, as much as we can. Some people we know are just angry and cantankerous in their hearts and seem to thrive on making others miserable around them. You may work with them, live with or around them, or go to church with them. You know who they are because the room seems to grow dim whenever they are around. If they can make your life miserable and get you to stay angry at them, they have succeeded in making you just like them. Paul goes on to say that we should seek to live a holy and clean life and in order to do that, we should watch out for each other. You know how easy it is for us to overlook our own faults and to see them glaring out of others? (Smile here) So Paul said to look out for each other so that no one will miss out on the blessing of living a godly life. He did NOT mean that you should go around your church and inform everyone of what you perceive to be their faults. What he means is that you should have someone in your life that you are close enough to that when they see something, you can listen to their warning and pluck the weed up before it gets rooted. I have people in my life like that. We all need it. Someone who holds us accountable. I know there are a lot of relationships out there that have fallen apart because of unforgiveness, bitterness, anger, hurt, hatred, injustice, and so on. The saddest thing is that years down the line, the person who hurt us so deeply has gone on with their life and if we have not made the right choice and pressed in until forgiveness was perfected in our hearts, we are the ones who are poisoned. Bitter roots also cause a barrier in our life and the anointing cannot flow from us anymore. Actually, the anointing of God can't flow because bitterness has its own anointing. Imagine it like a lot of roots that form a wall, blocking the life-giving flow of the Lord in your life. You may even have a hard time hearing from God or entering into His presence after roots have become entrenched. Do you have hurts that are unhealed, anger that has been left unattended, or rejection that is festering in your soul? Perhaps something harsh happened and violated your soul. If you have anything that is rooted or is trying to take root, go to the Lord today and ask Him to uproot that thing from your soul. Forgive. Regardless of the time that weed has grown in your heart, God's shovel will get it out if you will simply forgive. Release the people who have caused the pain and enter into God's garden again! Living for the Call Back to top |
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From: Ted Haggard, President, National Association of Evangelicals, Washington, DC In March 2006, the National Association of Evangelicals passed a resolution calling for specific action to double the size of church youth groups. This resolution, titled "Engaging and Empowering a Young Generation", was based on a strategy developed by youth pastors from various denominations who gathered at the Great Commission Roundtable. As one of the core tenants of this resolution, September 2006 was designated National Youth Awareness Month (NYAM). The group decided to use Ron Luce as a point ministry for this effort. To access Luce's resources, go to www.BattleCry.com and learn more about the BattleCry Campaign and the BattleCry Leadership Summits. Encourage your leaders to attend one of these upcoming summits; these are high-level pastoral briefings where your leaders will hear about the current state of teens in America and what we can do to prevent churches from experiencing massive loss in future years. For the sake of our youth, our churches, and our nation, let's utilize the BattleCry resources and have every church within our sphere of influence participate in National Youth Awareness Month this September. Until all have heard, Ted Haggard |
Foot, Foot-Foot, and Foot-Foot-Foot Once upon a time there were three little bunny rabbits, Foot, Foot-Foot, and Foot-Foot-Foot, and they were outside playing. All of a sudden, Foot grabs his head and says, "I'm really sick. I think I'm gonna die." So Foot-Foot and Foot-Foot-Foot run into the house and say, "Mama, come quick, Foot's sick and we think he's gonna die." She says, "Foot-Foot and Foot-Foot-Foot, you go and get the doctor." So they go to the doctor and say, "Doctor, doctor, come quick. Foot's sick and we think he's gonna die." Doctor says, "I'll be there as soon as I can." Well, the doctor wasn't in time and Foot died, so they buried him. And Foot-Foot and Foot-Foot-Foot just sat around the house and moped. Finally Mama says, "Foot-Foot and Foot-Foot-Foot you go outside and play. Foot's dead and that's all there is to it." While they're outside playing, all of a sudden, Foot-Foot grabs his head and says, "Foot-Foot-Foot, I'm sick just like Foot was and I think I'm gonna die." So Foot-Foot-Foot runs into the house and says, "Mama, come quick. Foot-Foot's sick just like Foot was and I think he's gonna die." She says, "Well, Foot-Foot-Foot, you run and go get the doctor." So Foot-Foot-Foot runs and gets the doctor and says, "Doctor, doctor, come quick. Foot-Foot's sick just like Foot was and we think he's gonna die." And the doctor says, "Well, I'll be there as soon as I can." And Foot-Foot-Foot says, "Well, you better be quicker than you were last time, because we've already got one Foot in the grave." Winner of the "Reader's Digest" 2006 Tell Us a Joke Contest |
Cats do not change light bulbs. People change light bulbs. So, the real question is...  "How long will it be before I can expect some light, some dinner, and a massage?" Contributed by Jeevitha Dharavath |
One foggy night, as the Admiral was walking along the deck of his battleship, he saw the light of another ship approaching in the distance. Quickly he went down to the radio room and had a message sent: "Adjust your course 10 degrees starboard." But the message came back: "Adjust your course 10 degrees port." This angered the Admiral, so he thought he needed to make himself clear. He sent the message: "This is an order from an Admiral. Adjust your course 10 degrees starboard." But the message came back: "I am a Petty Officer, Second Class. Adjust your course 10 degrees port." If the Admiral was angry before, he was furious now. No way did he take orders from a Petty Officer! He ordered a message sent which would make his position clear: "This is a nuclear battleship. Adjust your course 10 degrees starboard!" And again the message came back: "This is a lighthouse. Adjust your course 10 degrees port!" Sometimes you can be doing everything right and think you're on the right course when, in fact, you're headed for certain destruction! Do you need to change your course? Back to top |
 It is with the saddest heart that I must pass on the following news. Please join me in remembering a great icon of the entertainment community.The Pillsbury Doughboy died yesterday of a yeast infection and complications from repeated pokes in the belly. He was 71. Doughboy was buried in a lightly greased coffin. Dozen of celebrities turned out to pay their respects, including Mrs. Butterworth, Hungry Jack, The California Raisins, Betty Crocker, The Hostess Twinkies, Little Debbie and Captain Crunch. The grave site was piled high with flours. Aunt Jemima delivered the eulogy and lovingly described Doughboy as a man who never knew how much he was kneaded. Doughboy rose quickly in show business. But his later life was filled with turnovers. He was not considered a very 'smart' cookie, wasting much of his dough on half-baked schemes. Despite being a little flaky at times, he still as a crusty old man was considered a roll model for millions. Doughboy is survived by his wife, Play Dough, two children, John Dough and Jane Dough, plus they had one in the oven. He is also survived by his elderly father, Pop Tart. The funeral was held at 3:50 for about 20 minutes. |
 What if the army of the Lord... picked up and dusted off their swords! (Hebrews 12:4) Back to top |
The U.S. Standard railroad gauge (distance between the rails) is 4 feet, 8½ inches. That's an odd number. Why was that gauge used? Because that's the way they built them in England, and the U.S. railroads were built by English expatriates. So why did the English people build them like that? Because the first rail lines were built by the same people who built the pre-railroad tramways, and that's the gauge they used. Why did they use that gauge then? Because the people who built the tramways used the same jigs and tools that they used for building wagons, which used that wheel spacing. Okay... Why did the wagons use that odd wheel spacing? Well, if they tried to use any other spacing, the wagons would break on some of the old, long-distance roads, because that's the spacing of the old wheel ruts. So... who built these old rutted roads? The first long-distance roads in Europe were built by Imperial Rome for the benefit of their legions. The roads have been used ever since. And the ruts? The initial ruts, which everyone else had to match for fear of destroying their wagons, were first made by Roman war chariots. Since the chariots were made for or by Imperial Rome, they were all alike in the matter of wheel spacing. And finally... the answer to the question: The Imperial Roman chariots were made to be just wide enough to accommodate the back-ends of two war horses. So, the next time you are handed a specification and wonder what "horse's !#&*!" came up with it, your query may be exactly right. |
In this age of no absolutes, people say it doesn't matter what you believe, so long as you're sincere. But as a wise man once said, "Strong faith in a weak bridge will get you wet. Weak faith in a strong bridge will get you across." |
A scientist, on hearing the miracles of cloned sheep, decided to ignore all warnings and clone himself. Soon he would have another him, thereby doubling his work capacity and providing company on those all-night research binges. But a problem developed. His new double looked just like him, sounded just like him, and acted just like him; but whenever he spoke, a pure stream of filthy language spewed forth. The terrible twin talked such a blue streak that he made dead sailors blush. Soon, the scientist could take it no more. He lured his lewd look-alike to an ocean cliff, crept up behind him and pushed his dirty doppleganger over the edge. He stayed just long enough to see the rude replica disappear into the surf, then slipped quietly home, free at last! But he didn't get away with it. The whole thing had been seen by neighbors. Eventually, he was arrested and charged with making an obscene clone fall. |
This woman is walking around the world via e-mail for breast cancer.  You can help keep her going by copying the picture and text to an email and sending her to everyone in your address book. Also, would you please do one other thing for us? For every person who clicks the pink window in the middle of their site, the Breast Cancer site is donating at least one free mammogram a day to an under-privileged woman. Would you please go to their website and click the link? It won't cost you a cent (their corporate sponsors/advertisers donate mammograms in exchange for advertising) — and you may be saving a life. Here's the web site: http://www.thebreastcancersite.com. Please pass it on to others. Back to top |
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 My Redeemer Lives Christian Ministry has a vision for a great Christ awakening and revival around the world, and a passion to help bring this about, directly or indirectly, irrespective of national boundaries, languages, denominations, or ethnic, racial or social/economic castes or classes. We are a non-denominational, Christ-centered Free Ministry and Missions Society. In accordance with IRS Code § 508(c)(1)(A), all donations are tax-deductible. Scripture taken from: King James Version (KJV), Copyright © 1990 by Thomas Nelson, Inc. New International Version (NIV), Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by International Bible Society New King James Version (NKJV), Copyright © 1982 by Thomas Nelson, Inc. New Living Translation (NLT), Copyright © 1996 by Tyndale House Publishers World English Bible (WEB), 2001 MT-based public domain update of 1901 American Standard Version (ASV) Copyright © 2006. My Redeemer Lives Christian Ministry™. All rights reserved. |