Arnold Betrays the Colonies; Moses Sterling Character (Feeling Unappreciated, 2 of 4)

Arnold Betrays the Colonies; Moses Sterling Character (Feeling Unappreciated, 2 of 4)

by | Nov 28, 2021 | Anathema; Benedict Arnold viewed as a Judas, Arnold, Benedict, General B.A., the American traitor, Betrayal, Critical rather than grateful, Critics set out to s. Benedict Arnold, Exodus 32:10, Failure to see his own sin, Greatest challenge a human ego has ever faced, Smear

We resume on the subject of feeling unappreciated and undervalued illustrated by a contrast between the Revolutionary War’s General Benedict Arnold and Moses, the man who liberated the Israelites out of Egypt.    Arnold’s military feats electrified the...
Faith by the Narrowest of Margins (Job 13:15)

Faith by the Narrowest of Margins (Job 13:15)

by | Jun 27, 2021 | Exodus, Exodus 19:4, Faith, Faith victory by a whisker, Job 13, Light, Narrow victory, Point of L. in a sea of darkness, Winning without knowing you are w.

“Though He slay me, yet will I trust in Him” (v. 15) is a powerful statement. But it is sometimes isolated from its context while being touted as an unshakable, rock-solid declaration of unwavering faith. Though remarkable, it was “faith by the narrowest of margins....