Notes on Exodus 16-18

May 20, 2017 Alex SimmonsLeave a comment

The children of Israel are wandering into the “wilderness of Sin” which is obviously a geographical location, but I cannot escape the word “Sin” here. I get a picture of the Israelites who were just rescued from hell on Earth, yet still struggle in the wilderness of their own sins. They are found wandering, complaining,… Continue reading Notes on Exodus 16-18

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Notes on Genesis 16-18

May 5, 2017May 3, 2019 Alex SimmonsLeave a comment

Today I read up on the Abrahamic covenant in Genesis 16-18, and there are several things of note here. The first is the merging of the Hametic (Hagar of Egypt) and the Semitic (Abraham) lines. Sarah, Abraham's wife, had the idea of allowing her husband to "marry" her handmaid. This unholy merger produced Ishmael, who… Continue reading Notes on Genesis 16-18

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My GOP Debate Analysis

August 7, 2015 Alex Simmons5 Comments

In order of winner to loser: Ted Cruz-Everything he said is exactly what I believe, and his delivery was eloquent, intelligent, and honest. He is a virtually flawless speaker, and I love that he had statistics or examples of every one of his positions. Marco Rubio-I disliked one part of one answer. When talking about… Continue reading My GOP Debate Analysis