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| Blog Name: | Here today and gone tomorrow |
| Url: | http://heretodayandgonetomorrow.blogspot.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | You, Me, Jesus |
| Description: | This is my personal blog where you can stay up to date on what I am doing and read about things that catch my interest. |
| Popularity: | 46 Followers |
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In the footsteps of John Wycliffe
Over my first term break, I was able to visit the town of Lutterworth in Leicestershire. This was where John Wycliffe lived and where he became the first person to translate the Bible into English.
Over my first term break, I was able to visit the town of Lutterworth in Leicestershire. This was where John Wycliffe lived and where he became the first person to translate the Bible into English.
Can I trust God?
Since starting my studies at Bible school, I have been virtually inundated with lessons from the Bible. While I have been gaining a lot of factual knowledge, much more importantly, I have been blessed by being able to apply what I have been learning to my own life.In my class on the Pentateuch, I was particularly gripped by one question that kept cropping up: “Can I trust God?” It has been amazing for me to see how often this is the question that is asked in the first five books of the Old Testament.It starts with the very first human beings, Adam and Eve, to whom God had given just one commandment: “Of every tree of the garden thou mayest freely eat: bu
Since starting my studies at Bible school, I have been virtually inundated with lessons from the Bible. While I have been gaining a lot of factual knowledge, much more importantly, I have been blessed by being able to apply what I have been learning to my own life.In my class on the Pentateuch, I was particularly gripped by one question that kept cropping up: “Can I trust God?” It has been amazing for me to see how often this is the question that is asked in the first five books of the Old Testament.It starts with the very first human beings, Adam and Eve, to whom God had given just one commandment: “Of every tree of the garden thou mayest freely eat: bu
This is NTM UK
So now it's time to introduce the headquarters of New Tribes Mission in the UK, including the Bible & Missionary Training Centre (BMTC) where I just started studying... Right after passing the entrance, you come to my dormitory, named "William Carey".
So now it's time to introduce the headquarters of New Tribes Mission in the UK, including the Bible & Missionary Training Centre (BMTC) where I just started studying... Right after passing the entrance, you come to my dormitory, named "William Carey".
This is North Cotes
Welcome to North Cotes! This will be my home for probably the next 3 years as I study at the Bible & Missionary Training Centre of New Tribes Mission.North Cotes is a small village south of Grimsby on the east coast of England. It is surounded by lots and lots of fields,
Welcome to North Cotes! This will be my home for probably the next 3 years as I study at the Bible & Missionary Training Centre of New Tribes Mission.North Cotes is a small village south of Grimsby on the east coast of England. It is surounded by lots and lots of fields,
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