Not only does this video contain beautiful thoughts about Jeremiah’s new covenant, on what the Apocalypse was meant to reveal, and about Jesus’s teachings about Daniel, it also contains really beautiful footage of the inside of Mount Sinai Monastery, where some of the oldest Christian icons remain. Some beautiful thoughts and sights to bring in a glorious New Year!
The meaning of the New Covenant announced by Jeremiah and and its connection to the “end of the age” revelation given by the Christ at the Temple of Solomon.
“The Journey of the Anointed One: Breakthrough to Spiritual Encounter” is on Amazon and Kindle:
We had the inspection for the new house this past Tuesday and it passed with flying colors. The house is 106 years old, and it needs only the most insignificant repairs. It is so exciting! I am finally going to have a new home.
My new friend that I’ve been seeing out here in the Hinterlands came to see the house with me, and he mentioned that an old coal train goes by on the tracks near my new house and it makes a lot of noise. (Even though he was born & raised in, yes, CLEVELAND (!!??), he’s lived out here in the Hinterlands for about 30 years and seems to know every square inch of it.)
Loyal readers of this lofty blog will no doubt recall that I absolutely LOVE the sound of train whistles. Well…
During the home inspection, the train did indeed go by “near” the house and, YOWZA, was it loud! It sounded like it was in my living room.
ME (thinking with alarm):Whoa, so this is what he means by “noisy”!
It was too funny. No one seemed to notice it but me — the fact that the train sounded like it was heading straight at us. Everyone just kept right on talking.
I’ve taken one of the photos of the side of the house and blown it up a bit so that you can see the train tracks. They are literally half a block from my new house.
Railroad crossing is in the background on the left.
By the way, that porch is right off my kitchen door. And the house has 22 windows!! My cats are going to be in heaven.
Anyway, lots to do here, with Christmas right around the corner, so I gotta scoot. Thanks for dropping by, gang! I leave you with this! It’s been playing in the Honda Fit as I go hither and yon to far away counties, where my new happy home abides!
It looks like I have finally found a new house. We’re at least in contract. Still have the inspection and appraisal to do, but it all looks incredibly promising.
Naturally, this was the only remaining house left in 2 entire counties that was in my price range, and when I went out to see it, it was 18 degrees outside, snowing, and I had a really bad cold. So instead of being all “Yippee Ki Yi Yay!!” about them accepting my offer, I was thoroughly exhausted and felt, like, well, okay, that’s good. Excuse me while I go collapse.
Anyway.
If you think I’m in the Hinterlands now, wait until you see where I’m going to end up! It’s so beautiful out there, but it really is the middle of nowhere. The town has a population of about 1300 and was founded in 1827. The house I’m buying was built in 1901. But everything has been updated.
I am really quite happy, I’m just really tired. So, more details will follow as I get my equilibrium back. Meanwhile, thanks for visiting! See ya real soon.
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