HOMILIES
       Pilgrims in Nazareth, Israel, 2016
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       Pilgrims in Nazareth, Israel, 2016
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	   The prophet Ezekiel reproached the people for indicting or accusing God of being unfair. To counter the accusation that Yahweh is unfair and unjust, the prophet contrasted God’s readiness to forgive and grant life to a sinner with a righteous man who became wicked. Read more »
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	   Our worries are different because we are really anxious only for people and things we care about. Sometimes worrying can prevent bad things from happening. However, excessive worrying can kill our appetite, make us sick, ruin our relationships and steal our peace. The amazing thing about worry, and we know this from experience, is that only a few of the things we worry about ever happen. Read more »
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	   We may have some peace with less or no worries and anxieties, and we may have a little more peace because of our noble thoughts and good deeds but we can find true peace only through spiritual contentment. Read more »
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	   The ideal Christian is one who fulfills his duty both to his fellowmen and to God. We are to respect, protect, fulfill and promote the secular, or civic duty of rendering to Caesar what belongs to Caesar, but at the same time we must also bear in mind our duty to obey God in the religious, or sacred sphere. Read more »
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	   To love someone truly means that we also know the person well and love everything about the person. The same is true with our love for God. So, if we say we love God, then — First, we must know God and love His Word as aptly expressed in Psalm 119 which says, “Oh how I love your law!”, Vs. (97). Read more »