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1. Cursed by Mike Evans - The Conspiracy to Divide Jerusalem November 21, 2011 In January 2001 President Bill Clinton almost accomplished the feat of giving half of Jerusalem to the Palestine Liberation Organization. Arab sources show that Clinton's far-reaching offer to the PLO involved an extraordinary new development: It gave the PLO almost everything it wanted, including 98 percent of the territory of Judea, Samaria, and Gaza, all of East Jerusalem except for the Jewish and Armenian quarters, Palestinian sovereignty over the Temple Mount, conceding only the right of Jews to pray there, and a compensation fund of $30 billion. In 2009 two men entered into a clande... (read more) Author: Mike Evans

2. Missions and the Bible November 12, 2011 I had only been a Christian for a short time when I made this sign and placed it on the inside of my bedroom door. “Every excursion from this room is a missionary journey.” Was this an erroneous theological misfire from a baby Christian, or an intuitively correct theology granted by the Holy Spirit? Well, … let's see. God and the Program “... (B)ut you will receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you; and you will be My witnesses in Jerusalem, and in all Judea, and Samaria, and even to the remotest parts of the earth” (Ac 1:8). For my first several years of Christianity, ever... (read more) Author: Robin Calamaio

3. Christ Calls for Divine Ordination August 27, 2011 As He prepared to go back to heaven, Jesus told His Apostles, “When the Holy Spirit comes upon you, you will be filled with power, and you will be witnesses for me in Jerusalem, in all of Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth” (Acts 1:8). At the Presbytery of New Hope’s meeting to vote on the ordination of homosexuals in February of 2009, Katie Ricks of the Church of Reconciliation in Chapel Hill, NC came to the microphone and told the gathered Presbyterians of her ministerial role at her church, of her love for her female partner, and of her desire to be ordained. Katie followed a s... (read more) Author: John Meacham

4. Israel, For Sake of PR, Say ‘No' to Anti-Boycott Law By Ronn Torossian July 24, 2011 As a proud activist and supporter of Israel, I believe in an integral land and State of Israel, including Israel’s right to Judea and Samaria. Yet, I say that the new anti-boycott law approved by Israel’s Knesset, which provides for civil sanctions against supporters of boycotts targeting Israel or its settlements, is a major public relations mistake. While Israel does, in fact have a need to push against those who would delegitimize the nation, couldn’t this statement have been expressed better by a lobby organization or NGO? How much of an impact will this “law“ really have for all ... (read more) Author: Ronn torossian

5. All Inclusive Holidays in Greece are Perfect for Nature Lovers February 04, 2011 Although many people book all inclusive holidays in Greece, Turkey and Egypt to enjoy sun and fun, beaches and nightclubs are not all there is to do in these areas. In addition to the beautiful beaches, temperate climate and clear waters, Greece, Turkey and Egypt offer plenty of zoos, safaris, nature trails and aquatic life that will appeal to nature lovers of all ages. Due to its stunning natural setting and rich flora, fauna and aquatic life, Greece attracts numerous nature lovers who want to dive, hike or walk the beautiful islands. Hiking the Samaria Gorge, on the island of Crete, is... (read more) Author: Christopher Durnford

6. Great Offers Available On Crete Hotels December 23, 2010 The Greek island of Crete isn’t just about relaxing on the beach, though it can be should you want to, but there are plenty of activities and attractions available. For example, water parks, traditional villages, an ancient fortress formerly home to lepers and wonderful scuba diving sites. There is also the Samaria Gorge National Park, which is quite a hike but unveils breathtaking views. Don’t forget to plan ahead and book one of the great Crete hotels before you go. The warm and crystal clear waters of Crete are perfect for exploring the depths of the ocean, with rocky and sandy landsca... (read more) Author: Emily Collins

7. Do You Hear My Cry? Bay of the Holy Spirit Revival September 20, 2010 In the midst of the darkest time of history there is a voice of one crying in the wilderness prepare ye the way of the Lord.Nightly tears flow as the Lord cries out to His people in a city by the Bay of the Holy Spirit as he did over 2000 years ago near the sea of Galilee.Mobile is the sister city of Samaria and like her we know not what we worship in America,yes we attend our services at the local church each Sunday to meet our weekly obligation and yet don‘t even know who and what God we are serving. We leave more hungry than when we came.Yet in the midst of this atmosphere of anemia and th... (read more) Author: Bay Red

8. The Greek Islands Are Amazing July 06, 2010 Thousands of inlets and islands make up the archipelago known as the Greek Islands, whose landscape varies from sandy beaches and azure waters to heavily forested mountains. Though only a fraction of the islands are populated, the region is rich in culture and history dating back thousands of years. Ancient structures and ruins depict a civilization steeped in mythology and later transformed to Christianity. The island of Crete is a popular destination and guests often visit the Samaria National Park and the Samaria Gorge within. The gorge carved by a river winding through the White Moun... (read more) Author: Cornelius Marsh

9. About Port Blair, Holiday Packages India June 30, 2010 The prison land mass, Port Blair was well-known as "Kala pani", an imprisonment in an island enclosed by water throughout the British Period. One can take pleasure in the Sound and Light programmes that take place every day to discover about the viciousness and cruelty of the prison. Corbyn's cove that is nearly 7 km from the Port Balir and is the closest beach but it is dangerous for swimming. Some of the additional chief appeals in the island are Samaria Marine Museum, Mini Zoo and Forest Museum, Anthropological Museum, Water Sports Complex, Wan door, Ross Island, and Chiriya Tapu. Flou... (read more) Author: Leesa Steve

10. The History of Lipstick? February 02, 2010 I can hear it now – who cares about the history of lipstick? First, we are still in some pretty depressing and difficult economic times. Second, lipstick is a perfect way to perk up a gloomy day and add some cheap chic to our “wardrobe.” Finally, a brief look at the history of lipstick will hopefully entertain as well as take you away from your daily drudgery. Lipstick, believe it or not, has a rather formidable history. Ancient Egypt, Ancient Greece, Samaria, Babylonia – these are the times and I picture Elizabeth Taylor as Cleopatra – can you see her going without her lipstick? O... (read more) Author: Mary Anna Donovan

11. Naturists and Naturalists - Vacations in Southern Crete April 20, 2008 Crete, the largest of the Greek Islands, is sometimes described as a mass tourist resort. It is true that there are several north coast resorts on Crete that can be found in the brochures of practically every package tour company. But Crete is a very big island with many unspoilt holiday resorts for tourists who prefer a quieter vacation, enjoying beautiful scenery and glimpses of traditional Cretan culture. Both of Crete's international airports are situated on the north coast and two high mountain ranges running east-west, form a natural barrier to mass tourism reaching the south coast. In ... (read more) Author: Stewart Palmer

12. Strangers in our own Land? August 17, 2006 A revealing email from Israeli Yehoshua Friedman. Rabbi Friedman and his wife Janet are among the original founders of Kochav HaShachar, a Jewish Pioneering Community in the Israelite Tribal Territory of Eretz Binyamin (Land of Benjamin), located in what is today known as the Shomron (Samaria). 22 Av, 5766 (August 17, 2005) David, I just thought of you being banned from Israel in juxtaposition with my son-in-law, Yehoyariv Maguri, who built a house for himself, his wife (my daughter) Esther and baby son Avraham on the hilltop of Givat Ronen near Har Bracha in the Shomron. ... (read more) Author: David Ben-Ariel

13. Daily Surrender Psalms 119:131 April 23, 2006 April 23, 2006 Psa 119:131 I opened my mouth, and panted: for I longed for thy commandments. If you have never felt the pangs of intense thirst, I don’t know if you can realize the intensity of “panting”. Panting is a term generally used for animals such as a hart, or even a dog. From the very beginning, man was to subdue and have dominion over the animals of the earth (Gen 1:28). Just as the animals are dominated by man and are dependant on his mercy and care, so we are dominated by God and are dependant on His mercy and care. Compared to God’s omnipotence, omniscience, a... (read more) Author: Patrick Lumbroso

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