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Awe

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Journal Entry. 3rd of August, 2026. 3:14 Early Morning. A s my life draweth nearer its close, and the end appears more real than it did in the days of my strength, I find that every part of my life is being quietly altered. My prayers have passed from the continual presentation of my needs unto seasons of stillness, speechless wonder, and holy awe before the God of heaven and earth. The early hours of the morning have become at once the sweetest seasons of communion and the sharpest hours of spiritual conflict. There are few duties against which Satan directs himself with greater malice than prayer. He knoweth well that, when a believer is brought low before God, heaven is pleased to accomplish what all the powers of earth and hell cannot withstand. It is no wonder, then, that he labours with such unwearied diligence to distract, discourage, and weary the soul before it hath well begun to pray. The flesh would have me turn mine eyes unto anything rather than the Word of God, and fill m...
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Trainer Updates

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Updates and Fixes before actual version release. New additions to the features of the Trainer. Matthew Henry’s Introductions Before you start reading a book of the Bible, it helps to know what you’re stepping into. The Trainer now includes Matthew Henry’s introductions from his classic Exposition of the Old and New Testaments (1706–1721), one of the most loved commentaries in the English-speaking church. Open any book in the Interlinear Bible and you’ll find Henry’s introduction waiting above the chapter numbers. It tells you who wrote the book, when, and why, with his dating to place it in the story of Scripture and an outline of every chapter that takes you straight to it. Each chapter, too, opens with Henry’s own short overview, folded neatly above the verses, along with his section headings, so you can see the shape of the passage before you read it. Henry’s words appear in their own font and size, which you can adjust in Settings, and can be hidden whenever you’d rather...
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Street Meeting Forty Second

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The bitter hatred of this fallen world for God is forever inseparable from its hatred for His blessed message and His messengers. It is one of the certain promises given to those who walk in the path of the Gospel truth. Such a cross is not often found among mere, lukewarm church-goers who blend quietly with the crowd, but it rests heavily upon the shoulders of those who speak and live as Christ spoke. ‘Never a man spake like this man!’   (John 7:46) confessed the very officers sent to arrest our Lord. And what did Jesus say to His own earthly family? ‘The world cannot hate you; but Me it hates, because I testify of it, that the works thereof are evil.’   (John 7:7) He did not flatter men as the smooth teachers of the world do, pretending there are many naturally good people scattered about; rather, He declared that those who love this present evil world are workers of the same evil. This affectionate, solemn word was given for all believers, for all time. Our ...
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A Biblical Languages Trainer

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I have always had a difficult time finding good tools for studying Scripture and the original languages. Most apps or programs out there either feel clunky, look bland, or just don't work the way I need them to. I have several apps on my unit that help me, a Hebrew/Greek interlinear, the Blue Letter Bible, MySword, Ginoskos, Greek Study, Tanakh, Septuagint LXX, but they are all separate. I had not realized it, but I needed a tool that had every function each of these had. Not long ago, I was cleaning out my computer files and stumbled across some Hebrew flashcards I had downloaded ages ago and completely forgotten about. Figuring I could use them, I opened it up and tested it, only to be frustrated. The design was old Windows 98-ish, and the limitations were just.. it was not worth keeping. I decided to see if I could tweak the code to my liking. Instead, I just ended up deleting it. But then, I thought, why don't I just build my own? What started out as a random, playf...
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