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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 2001
Page
5
A pastor reflects on adoption as a Bible theme detailing new identity responsibilities and privileges for believers. By embracing Christ, Christians gain a new family, inheritance, dwelling, heavenly seating, a new nature, forgiveness of sin, and Holy Spirit guidance, inviting readers to join God’s family through church.
The author outlines eight keys for interpreting prophecy, stressing simple faith, following morning star prophecies, Israel as central, the ongoing nature of prophetic images, the Old Testament guiding New Testament events, Nebuchadnezzar's dream as an overlay, and viewing events from God's perspective. Emphasizes distinguishing road signs from uncertain details, cites Israel's 1948 rebirth and Schuman Declaration as clear historical signs, notes Europe Day and the EURO as signs of unity, and warns against claiming fulfilled prophecies without historical proof. Maranatha.
At last Friday's board of directors meeting the group recapped the scholarship golf tournament and the 4th of July fireworks display. The speaker praised volunteers and thanked Stephanie Bender, Richard Fabric and Paul Charon for new ideas while inviting more people to volunteer through the chamber office.
The author argues for nuclear power as the main future electricity source, noting coal's limits and fossil fuel depletion. Citing Chernobyl and Three Mile Island, the piece asserts safety strides, NRC oversight, and the political hurdles of waste disposal. It advocates public education and viable disposal sites plus incentives, asserting nuclear’s rising cost efficiency as plants come online.
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