Hosea 4
Hosea 4 reminds me of what happens to individuals, families and even neighborhoods when wisdom goes missing. Sociologists and politicians point to lack of funding,
January 7, 2014
Hosea 4 reminds me of what happens to individuals, families and even neighborhoods when wisdom goes missing. Sociologists and politicians point to lack of funding,
Amos 4 reminds me of weigh-ins for wrestling. This was the moment before a match when you stood on a scale to confirm you were
Jonah 4 has had me pondering a simple question, “Why was Jonah so angry?” Remember that the reluctant prophet went to Nineveh and warned the
Micah 4 reminds me of that moment of realization that something must change. Actions have consequences, and sometimes they bring us to that painful place
Zechariah 4 reminds me of football Sunday. To some people that is their passion. It consumes them, and their entire week revolves around the big
Malachi 4 reminds me of Chilly Willy. He was the little cartoon penguin that was always cold and searching for someplace to keep warm. His
Exodus 4 reminds me of the battle of the sexes commonly promoted today. For millennia men and women cooperated in shared responsibilities just to survive.
Leviticus chapter 5, describes additional occasions requiring a sin offering. We are forced to accept the fact that God’s standard for righteousness is beyond our
In Numbers chapter 5, the Israelites are again reminded of the necessity to keep the camp pure, and the reason given is, “So they will
Deuteronomy chapter 5 begins with Moses calling the whole assembly of Israel together. He says to this new generation, “Hear… the decrees and laws I