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Today's Gospel instalment : 01/19/2025Sermon Title: Absent from the king's table Text: 1 Samul 201. The running battles between David and Saul continued, but for a gospel testimony.2. And Jonathan, the son of Saul the king of Israel also comes into the mix of the gospel testimony.3. Many for a lack of a gospel hermeneutic will seek to find if Saul and Jonathan were saved and in the process lose sight of what God was preaching.4. Saul, Jonathan and David were all gospel testimonies that wore different hats of the gospel.5. Since there is no single person who could fulfill all the gospel types, in the OT the testimonies were spread out among different people. And so you will see Saul carrying more than one type as God the Father and of the Law. 6. And we shall see this layering too with Jonathan and his relationship with David, which the untaught have horribly misconstrued to be a gay relationship with David. 7. But I did not learn Christ that way, Jonathan and David represent a developing gospel testimony that will continue to unfold in their story.8. So, we will explore the details. And typology is very fluid, but it must be GROUNDED IN NEW TESTAMENT GOSPEL TESTIMONY. IT MUST BE SUPPORTED WITH TRUTH AND REASON OF THE NEW TESTAMENT.And this is FREE!

Un llamado a amar a Dios primero - 1 Samul 1:27-36

In this episode, Kyle, Barry, and the other guy bring a special guest to help them with a controversial topic. Pastor Colin Samul joins the pastor, o the professor, and the other guy discuss his review of the book The Case for Christian Nationalism by Stephen Wolfe.  They begin the episode by having Colin define …

Welcome back! On this episode we were joined by Paul Brace and Colin Samul. We discussed the strange Bledsoe case where Chris Bledsoe had several encounters with unknown entities. During his encounters, Chris was given an all too familiar message from the entities and was healed of physical ailments. Because of his encounters, Chris had dealings with the government and received backlash from his church. Chris's story has caused a lot of controversy and has created turmoil in his personal life. Chris continues to have encounters to this day with these strange beings. Paul and Colin walk us through his story and explain the similarities between not only his experiences, but so many others. They shed some light on the message that these entities bring and how it is all tied to the Bible and the gods of old. We want to thank Paul and Colin for coming on and sharing their outstanding knowledge with us and all of you! We enjoyed our conversation with them, learned a lot and look forward to doing more with them in the future! If you like listening to us, the best way to show your support is by sharing us with your friends and family and giving us great ratings and reviews wherever you listen to us! If you have a story or prayer request you would like to share with us, you can find us on Instagram at instagram.com/silverpilledpodcast or you can send us an email at silverpilled@gmail.com Thank you everyone that has been involved with us and sharing our name! We are noticing the growth and we couldn't do it without each and every one of you!

David taler ud fra: 2. Samul 9: 1-11 Es. 55: 1

Samul nori represents a modern percussion genre of four things - the changgo, buk, k'kwaenggwari , and ching. Originally known as p'ungmul and nongak this genre was transformed as dynamic as it entered concert spaces. Comprised of karak that dynamically shift weight and feel, this genre represents the balance of Yin and Yang and alignments with hohŭp, or the breath. Katherine In-Young Lee investigates the rhythmic form of Yŏngnam nongak and how a sectional rhythmic form might invite global encounters, breaking down cultural barriers, and performing a “unification of difference” that is central to peace. The episode features recordings from the Minnesota-based Shinparam.

"Endow the king with your justice, O God, the royal son with your righteousness…In his days the righteous will flourish, prosperity will abound till the moon is no more…May grain abound throughout the land; on the tops of the hills may it sway” (Psalm 72:1,7,16). When Israel first asked for a king as recorded in 1 Samul 8, God warned her it would be a disaster. Samuel told Israel a human king would fleece her and the land. He would not bring shalom but establish an economy rooted in the machinery of warfare. This need for power would destroy humanity and the earth. Israel did not heed the warning. Saul was that kind of king; his reign dominated by war with an economy of destruction. Not much has changed. With an unsatiable hunger for more and for cheaper stuff, the worker and the earth are both defrauded. Since the world of power hides behind political bureaucrats and the machinery of the supply and demand economy behind international conglomerates, many feel powerless to initiate any change. And our imaginations are too numbed by mindless entertainment to dream any alternatives. Yet, during the reigns of David and Solomon battles ended and weapons were turned into tools of agriculture and industry. In response, Israel's worship leaders began dreaming about 'shalom'. Under the guidance of the Holy Spirit the elements of shalom began to crystallize and put to music in Psalm 72. Somewhere along the way, the whole nation began to sing these words. A quick glance at our song selections, suggests that little of this vision has penetrated our spiritual imaginations. Our view of salvation tends to be limited to the individual soul. The New Testament suggests rather strongly that the shalom of this psalm is at the heart of the Kingdom of God as Jesus preached and practised it. If we profess to be followers of Jesus, we will desire to follow in his footsteps. Thus, this psalm will need to be allowed to penetrate and guide our prayers and worship. It is first and foremost a prayer for the king to be endowed by God with God's justice and righteousness. (We do well to offer this same prayer for our political leaders). When the king rules with justice the primary beneficiary is not himself or his close associates, nor the wealthy. No, it is the afflicted that benefit. Do you recall that Jesus continually hung out with the afflicted, healing their maladies? This irritated the powerful. Under a just king's rule, the afflicted would be cared for and the land and its people would flourish. Grain would even sway on the hilltops. Its notoriously difficult to get crops to grow on the hill tops because water doesn't stay up there, it flows down before the plants can get enough of it. Finally, when the king leads with justice, his reign and power will extend to the ends of the earth. All will benefit when God answers this prayer. As much as the Bible describes how wealthy Israel became during the reigns of David and Solomon, the wealth did not last nor bring shalom for all. In 2 Kings 2:1-12, David speaks his last words to Solomon. On the one hand David tells his son to follow the Lord, on the other, he encourages his son to give David's remaining enemies their due reward, vengeance. For us, the Psalm anticipates the return of Christ when He will reign supreme, and His justice will flourish in all of creation. No human king will ever be able to accomplish this grand vision. So, until that time this psalm needs to fill our imaginations. It needs to inspire our worship and prayers. When it informs our worship, it will also inform how we live. If our lives are not lived with a view to this vision, our worship is meaningless, empty, useless (see Isaiah 58).

While government leaders debate laws about human life, some U.S. leaders and military pilots wonder if they've seen extraterrestrial ships.

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Colin Samul joins us to explore the Pentagon's June report, which could not explain over 140 aerial encounters with strange objects.

Trisomy 13 & 18—Family Perspective Wiley and Jenny Purcell Participants Wiley and Jenny Purcell Zachary Hodges All participants have no financial conflicts of interest to disclose. Peer review by Dr. Paul Mann and the MCG Pediatric Podcast Committee About our guests: Wiley and Jenny Purcell have been gracious to share their story of their son Samul and their family's experience with his diagnosis of trisomy 13. We are very excited to share their story! Learning Objectives: After listening to this podcast, learners should be able to better understand a family's experience with: A prenatal diagnosis of a life-limiting genetic disease A newborn baby requiring neonatal intensive care. Bringing a baby with complex medical needs home from the NICU. Daily life with an infant with special needs.   Links mentioned: SOFT—Support Organization for Trisomy; www.trisomy.org   String of Pearls: http://www.stringofpearlsonline.org/ Cuddle Cot: https://www.cuddlingangels.com/   Thank you for listening to this episode from the Department of Pediatrics at the Medical College of Georgia. If you have any comments, suggestions, or feedback- you can email us at mcgpediatricpodcast@augusta.edu Remember that all content during this episode is intended for informational and educational purposes only. It should not be used as medical advice to diagnose or treat any particular patient. We look forward to speaking to you on our next episode of the MCG Pediatric Podcast.  

Aliens. UFOs. The Paranormal... What do these things invoke in you as a Christian? Do they hearken back to a past life you left behind and never thought you'd encounter again as a believer in Christ, or maybe you are a Christian who already holds an interest in these things; whatever the case, we want to encourage you to sit back, relax, and enjoy this installment of Rooted in Revelation.

Trisomy 13 & 18—Family Perspective Wiley and Jenny Purcell Participants Wiley and Jenny Purcell Zachary Hodges All participants have no financial conflicts of interest to disclose. Peer review by Dr. Paul Mann and the MCG Pediatric Podcast Committee About our guests: Wiley and Jenny Purcell have been gracious to share their story of their son Samul and their family's experience with his diagnosis of trisomy 13. We are very excited to share their story! Learning Objectives: After listening to this podcast, learners should be able to better understand a family's experience with: A prenatal diagnosis of a life-limiting genetic disease A newborn baby requiring neonatal intensive care. Bringing a baby with complex medical needs home from the NICU. Daily life with an infant with special needs.   Links mentioned: SOFT—Support Organization for Trisomy; www.trisomy.org   String of Pearls: http://www.stringofpearlsonline.org/ Cuddle Cot: https://www.cuddlingangels.com/   Thank you for listening to this episode from the Department of Pediatrics at the Medical College of Georgia. If you have any comments, suggestions, or feedback- you can email us at mcgpediatricpodcast@augusta.edu Remember that all content during this episode is intended for informational and educational purposes only. It should not be used as medical advice to diagnose or treat any particular patient. We look forward to speaking to you on our next episode of the MCG Pediatric Podcast.  

Join us as we sit down with Dr. Ray Boeche and Colin Samul and talk about the upcoming UAP/UFO disclosures scheduled for June 25, 2021. Are these interdimensional entities or could there really be intelligent life from another planet? Why do these beings like to interfere with our Nuclear programs? Do not miss this, you will not be disappointed.

April 22, 2021 - Samul nori, the South Korean percussion genre with powerful rhythmic forms, has reached international popularity. First created in Seoul in 1978 by a quartet of musicians, samul nori (which translates simply into "four things play") is a neo-traditional musical repertory that has been performed on many international stages by professional ensembles and amateur musical enthusiasts around the world. Professor Katherine In-Young Lee explores the history and development of samul nori and its importance as a sonic and cultural symbol of South Korea. For more information, please visit the link below: https://www.koreasociety.org/arts-culture/item/1483-samul-nori-dynamic-rhythms-from-korea

In this episode we visit some of the cenotes in Mexico. A Cenote is a natural pit or sinkhole. They are created when there is a collapse of limestone bedrock that exposes groundwater. Cenote Zací (Cenote Zaci) was a 10 minute walk from our hotel. This cenote is only half covered which allows tons of sunlight in. We even took turns diving off of a cliff into the water! We also visited the "Blue Cave" Cenote Xkeken (meaning "pig" in Mayan) and Cenote Samulá (Cenote Samula). They share a parking area and have passes that can be combined together. Back in the city center of Valladolid we hung out at Parque Principal Francisco Canton Rosado. We enjoyed delicious marquesitas, sat in the 2 seater benches, and enjoyed the view of the Church of Saint Servatius (Iglesia de San Servacio). We also saw the fountain of “La Mestiza” (mixed race woman). Then we figured out a way to visit Chichen Itza when it was not too busy in order to have this amazing ancient city almost completely to ourselves before the large crowds came in. We tell you all about traveling to Chichén Itzá; one of the Seven Wonders of the World. What could possibly be next? #WITYTRAVELS #TRAVEL #VLOG Follow along: Weekly Youtube Show: Wity Travels Follow @witytravels on: Instagram Twitter TikTok Snapchat Pinterest Follow @witytravelstheworld on: Facebook Travel Blog: Witytravels.com/blog Subscribe to our weekly newsletter and find out more about us: witytravels.com Weekly Behind the Scenes Travel Podcast: Wity Travels on Spotify, Apple or your preferred podcast provider Catch up on these great locations: Key West, Florida New Orleans, Louisiana Playa Del Carmen, Yucatan, Mexico Chichen Itza (One of the 7 Wonders of the World) Valladolid, Yucatan, Mexico

Recently The Jerusalem Post published an article containing a claim that the governments of Israel and the United States are in regular contact with a "Galactic Federation" of extra terrestrials. If this is true how should Christians understand this news? Jeff is joined by returning guest Colin Samul (from Ep. 79) and new guest, Dr. Raymond W. Boeche, who has had extensive involvement in UFO / UAP investigation to explore this question. Notes & Links Check Episode 79 for more on Colin Samul. Dr. Raymond W. Boeche's Academia.edu Resources - UFOs: Caught in a Web of Deception - Toward a Philosophy of Fortean Research Ray Boeche on The Cultish Podcast - Episode 1 - Episode 2

On this episode we're asking (and answering) the question raised by the 2020 U.S. Military disclosures about UFO / UAP encounters: What if, in addition to all the weirdness already, 2020 gives us confirmation of extraterrestrial technology? Think that is outlandish? Give this New York Times article a read and pay special attention to Marco Rubio's comments: "No Longer in Shadows, Pentagon's U.F.O. Unit Will Make Some Findings Public: For over a decade, the program, now tucked inside the Office of Naval Intelligence, has discussed mysterious events in classified briefings." More Info for After You Listen - Colin's article for the Cultish Podcast: Engaging E.T. - Colin's Cultish episodes: Tom Delonge & The UFO Phenomenon, Part 1 and Part 2 - Give the new documentary The Phenomenon trailer a watch

Vintage Sermons // Gary Peters // 1 Samul 4-5

This is episode 4 of the podcast and our guest is Daren Laws, Lead Pastor of Brave Church in San Ramon. At age 19, Daren realized his life purpose was deeply connected to the leading and discipling of God’s people. He has been fulfilling that calling ever since in a variety of ministry rolls starting off as a youth minister before planting and leading churches in Lincoln, Thousand Oaks and now San Ramon. Daren is also A widely sought-after communicator and consultant, Daren is passionate about helping leaders go further faster. He has been involved in local, national and global teaching and leadership development for 35 years.Daren and his wife Tracy have been married for over 30 years. They have two sons, Samuel and Isaac. Samuel and his wife Marcy are newlyweds. Daren, Tacy, Samul, Marcy, and Isaac all live in San Ramon. Show highlights1. How service to others led to eternal significance2. His most critical leadership gifts: Attitude & Communication3. Vision Development: Hope for Humanity - Partnerships with New Day for Children, who seeks to recover children caught in the despair of sex trafficking and to restore their stolen childhoods http://www.newdayforchildren.com/4. Teen Esteem - Educates and empowers students, parents, educators and the community on challenges young people face. https://teenesteem.org/Contact Pastor Daren or Brave Church to find out more: info@brave.church. Www.brave.church. Connect with them on Facebook: facebook.com/BraveChurch, Twitter: @BraveChurch, and Instagram: @bravechurch If you enjoyed the show, please take a moment to subscribe! Who in our community do you want to hear from? Are you interested in being a guest? Please provide me your feedback. There are so many ways to connect with me. Send me a message on Nextdoor, join our Facebook group Power in the Valley Podcast, leave a voice message, or connect on Twitter @powervalleypod.As Max Patrick said, “The power to shape your reality lies within you, therefore the most important voice you will ever hear is your own.”And we are here to show the Power in the Valley Join the Power in the Valley Podcast Facebook GroupFollow the show on Twitter: @powervalleypodLeave me a message with your feedback: 925-587-8199

The name of the group is deceptively simple: Samul (“four objects”) + Nori (“folk entertainment”) = SamulNori. Nathan Hesselink‘s new book traces the transformations of this complex contemporary Korean drumming ensemble from its first concert in a cramped Seoul basement in 1978 through the 1990s, by which time they had become a prominent media presence in Korea and abroad. SamulNori: Contemporary Korean Drumming and the Rebirth of Itinerant Performance Culture (University of Chicago Press, 2012) introduces readers and listeners to the wider history of Korean percussion music. Hesselink locates the roots of SamulNori in itinerant performance culture in Korea, focusing in particular on the namsadang wandering minstrels and their acrobatics, puppetry, and other performing arts in what reads as a wonderful contribution to the broader history of movement and itinerancy in world history. (Fans of the film The King and the Clown [Wang ui namja, 2005] will recognize this category of namsadang performers!) A CD is included with the book, allowing readers to listen in on some of the major SamulNori works in Hesselink’s account. (My particular favorites were the songs produced by the collaboration between SamulNori and the Euro-American jazz quartet Red Sun.) Readers who are already acquainted with traditional Korean percussion will find much of interest in this history, and others will find a new world of music to explore. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The name of the group is deceptively simple: Samul (“four objects”) + Nori (“folk entertainment”) = SamulNori. Nathan Hesselink‘s new book traces the transformations of this complex contemporary Korean drumming ensemble from its first concert in a cramped Seoul basement in 1978 through the 1990s, by which time they had... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The name of the group is deceptively simple: Samul (“four objects”) + Nori (“folk entertainment”) = SamulNori. Nathan Hesselink‘s new book traces the transformations of this complex contemporary Korean drumming ensemble from its first concert in a cramped Seoul basement in 1978 through the 1990s, by which time they had become a prominent media presence in Korea and abroad. SamulNori: Contemporary Korean Drumming and the Rebirth of Itinerant Performance Culture (University of Chicago Press, 2012) introduces readers and listeners to the wider history of Korean percussion music. Hesselink locates the roots of SamulNori in itinerant performance culture in Korea, focusing in particular on the namsadang wandering minstrels and their acrobatics, puppetry, and other performing arts in what reads as a wonderful contribution to the broader history of movement and itinerancy in world history. (Fans of the film The King and the Clown [Wang ui namja, 2005] will recognize this category of namsadang performers!) A CD is included with the book, allowing readers to listen in on some of the major SamulNori works in Hesselink’s account. (My particular favorites were the songs produced by the collaboration between SamulNori and the Euro-American jazz quartet Red Sun.) Readers who are already acquainted with traditional Korean percussion will find much of interest in this history, and others will find a new world of music to explore. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We ARE theUnreal on the Poets Co-op TV Show on CCTV 54 in Louisville, Colorado, on July 5, 2009 . An excerpt from Edpisode 23 of the Poets Co-op TV Show featuring a performance of two of Dunce Apprentice of Citizens of Sleep works entitled A Portrait and Stars and Samul Saxs Scarlight. Please see www.videopoetry.org for more great poetry.