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Category: Tradition

Tradition

That bloke with no snakes

Peter Ould Mar 17, 2014

Right, let’s move on after the weekend. How superb that today is an awesome opportunity to share this again. Remember, avoid the modalism today!

Heresy, Martyrs, Tradition

Martyrs Read Joel Osteen Tweets

Peter Ould Aug 29, 2013

On the day we remember the beheading of John the Baptist, this is kind of appropriate.

Tradition

St Patrick the Theologian

Peter Ould Mar 17, 2013 Tagged with St Patrick, Theologian
Classical Spirituality, Discipleship, Tradition

In the Hands of God

Peter Ould Oct 15, 2012 Tagged with Breast, Egypt, Fruitful Land, Hands Of God, Job, Labour, Love, Poem, Suffering, Teresa Of Avila, Vine, Wounds

This extract from the poem by Teresa of Avila is just spot on. If You want me to rest, I desire it for love; If to labour, I will die working: Sweet Love say Where, how and when. What do …

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Tradition

Happy New Year

Peter Ould Sep 16, 2012 Tagged with Happy New Year, New Year
Festivals, Scripture, Tradition

Purim

Peter Ould Mar 7, 2012 Tagged with Alcohol, Excuse, Purim, Purim Story, Story Of Esther, Third Day

VeNahafoch Hu – It was turned around Purim is the story of Esther, another type of Christ who is raised to royal position and only on the third day delivers salvation for the people. Do I now have a good …

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