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by Erv Taylor | 05 February 2019 | In his book, A Brief History of Time, Nobel Prize laureate, the late noted British physicist, Stephen Hawking, related one of the versions of a widely quoted story which many of us may already have read or heard: “A well-known scientist delivered a public lecture on astronomy.
Read more at the source: The Mystery of the Infinite Turtle
Article excerpt posted on en.intercer.net from Adventist Today.
A new Seventh-day Adventist Church building was completed in the heart of the Lacandon Jungle in Chiapas, Mexico, thanks to the efforts of students from Montemorelos University in North Mexico. Construction of the building, which began three years ago, took place on the same site as the 50-year-old wooden structure where members used to gather for worship services. The university students and volunteers who built the new facility are part of a group called Adventist Missionary Youth. They began…
Read more at the source: In Mexico, students complete church building for remote jungle congregation
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The Adventist Development and Relief Agency is among a coalition of Christian charities welcoming news that the final four children will be leaving the island of Nauru.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison this week announced that the children and their families have all been approved for departure to the United States for resettlement.
“When the Prime Minister took office in August last year there were 109 children still on Nauru and today this announcement means the final four and their families…
Read more at the source: Christian charities welcome news of children off Nauru
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February is not only National Cancer Prevention month but also American Heart month. With two of the deadliest diseases promoting awareness in the same month, what can they possibly have in common? Loma Linda University Cancer Center director Mark E. Reeves, MD, PhD, says they both have more in common than you might think.
Heart disease is still the No. 1 killer for both men and women in America, and cancer is No. 2, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. However, cancer…
Read more at the source: The four things the two deadliest diseases have in common
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Image © Lars Justinen from GoodSalt.com To me, the Bible is the most personal and universal book ever written. When I read it I know God is personally talking to me, just as He was personally talking to Martin Luther as he read the Bible chained to the monastery wall in Europe in 1517, and just as He was personally talking to Ellen White as she read the sacred pages on the Alameda as it sailed the South Pacific on its way to Australia is 1891, and just as He was personally talking to the business secretary who read the Bible app on her tablet commuting on the New York subway last evening. The Bible brings me into a one-on-one personal relationship with Jesus. It also ties me to billions of people around the globe throughout earth’s history. Last Christmas while I was on vacation, I went golfing with a buddy in Western Arkansas near Ozark Adventist Academy
Read more at the source: Where in the World Are You Studying God’s Word?
Article excerpt posted on en.intercer.net from Sabbath School Net.
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