@AontuIE balance out agriculture with more horticulture. please don’t make farmers so desperate for short term gains that they’ll cover a field with solar panels.
What does the rainbow remind us of?
Anytime we see the rainbow and its seven colors, we should be reminded that:
1.God judged the wickedness of man at the time of Noah—and the evidence of that judgment is seen over the whole earth. Most of the fossil record is the graveyard of the global flood of Noah’s day.
2.God had Noah build an ark of salvation, and it had one door. Noah and his family went through this door into the ark to be saved. Jesus said, “I am the door. If anyone enters by me, he will be saved” (John 10:9). Noah’s ark is a picture of Jesus, of salvation. In judgment, God provides salvation as a gift for those who will receive it.
3.There will never be another global flood as a judgment, but there is another judgment coming: when God will judge with fire and make a new heavens and earth. Also a reminder that man can’t destroy the earth—God will at the time he has appointed. But in the meantime, “While the earth remains, seedtime and harvest, cold and heat, summer and winter, day and night, shall not cease” (Genesis 8:22).
4.God has provided an ark of salvation for those who will receive it so we can spend eternity with our Creator and not suffer the consequences of our sin of rebellion by being cast into hell for eternity. Just as there was one door on the ark, there is only one door by which we can go to heaven.
We need to worship the One who invented the rainbow, and every time we see it be reminded of its true message.
These “pastors” suggest that the Bible is problematic and needs a third testament, and that Paul was wrong. Today, I explain why they are wrong and why the Bible is authoritative in everything it teaches.
Reposting this re: Translink cuts. Axing 50% discount, which even by their own admission impacts young people the most, saves a tiny amount compared to cutting the 60-64 smart pass scheme. If they want to be fair, then make those people pay 66.67% of their fares too.
Nothing at all covert or suspicious about demolishing a listed building at night and after its previously suffered from an arson attack. A nice big brown envelope to the right people should ensure any tricky legal questions go away. #Brownenvelopes
This year, the United States is celebrating its 250th birthday. Ken Ham shares his personal immigration story, what stuck out to him about this nation, and why he’s grateful for it.