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Tag Archives: redemption
The Soldier Who Wanted to be Emperor?
Sejanus (June 3, 20 BCE – October 18, 31 AD) Yesterday, I wrote about the plot against Tiberius. This man was the ‘culprit’. His fall from the highest levels of the Roman Empire was spectacular. But was it true? The … Continue reading
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Tagged ambition, astrology, execution, redemption, Roman Empire, rulership, Tiberius, trust
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And Just When You Thought It Couldn’t Get Any Worse…
Les Misérables (2019) Sometimes, timing is everything. When the musical of the same name was finally filmed in 2012, we all thought, ‘How wonderful!’ And the songs were memorable, too. Now, the CBC have started to show the BBC miniseries, … Continue reading
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Tagged France, misery, past sins, redemption, series, television
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Can Your New Life “Redeem” Your Past Life?
Redeeming Factor Before I review this ebook, I want to share this quote: ‘It is important that the deceased is left in peace for 68 hours after dying so that the person in question has discarded all his bodily elements. … Continue reading
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Tagged death by hanging, execution, Nazi Germany, past lives, rebirth, redemption, reincarnation, writing
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Jesus’ Mission (in one paragraph)
(From) Mystic Christianity For know ye, that Jesus the Christ is still within the race of men, suffering their woes, paying with them their penalty, every day, every hour—yea, and must remain so throughout the ages, until finally the soul … Continue reading
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Tagged inner teachings, Jesus Christ, redemption, world healing
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Singing from the Same Hymn Sheet?
A Christmas Carol (1843) This is a ghost story. It is meant to scare the Dickens out of you. In modern terms, Ebenezer Scrooge has a negative NDE (near death experience). It woke him up permanently from his self-imposed nightmare. … Continue reading
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Tagged Christmas, Dickens, films, ghosts, movies, redemption, spirit guide, writing
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But, It’s Christmas Eve!
Scrooged (1988) Francis Xavier Cross is a cynical, mean spirited television executive, he treats his loyal assistant with contempt. He just sacked a member of staff on Christmas Eve for simply disagreeing with him, and he’s alienated himself from his … Continue reading
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Tagged Christmas, ghosts, love, love story, movies, redemption, television
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Dead Men Tell No Tales
I wasn’t sure how I would feel about seeing yet another Pirates of the Caribbean movie. So it was a pleasant surprise when I saw a 3D version of Dead Men Tell No Tales, yesterday. Search for Father The … Continue reading
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