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Does the Bible teach there are certain days that God made holy? If so, what are they? And are they still in effect? Did God only intend these special days for ancient Israel? Did Jesus abolish them and exchange them for popular holidays of pagan origin? Many millions observe Christmas, Easter, New Year’s, Halloween, Valentine’s Day and other supposed Christian holidays without knowing why—or where they came from. Most suppose they are found in the Bible because they see the masses keeping them. Surely hundreds of millions of Christians cannot be wrong.
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| In a Monday speech, leader Kim Jong Un said North Korea “will without hesitation use all its attack capabilities against its enemies” if they attempt to use armed forces against the nation. |
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| Researchers have discovered what compels us to give. Yet what they found validates what was revealed thousands of years ago. |
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The dawn attack on October 7 by Hamas militants took Israel by surprise. Yet continued violence between the Jewish nation and Palestinian extremists should be anything but surprising.
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| People in Florida gathered up scattered debris and assessed damage to their homes on Friday after Hurricane Milton smashed through coastal communities and spawned a barrage of deadly tornadoes. |
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| Cholera cases in Sudan have increased by nearly 40 percent in less than two weeks. |
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| DNA tests have become increasingly popular. Can they really reveal your genetic heritage? |
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| It was the biggest massacre that Haiti’s once peaceful central region had seen in recent history. Thousands now face an uncertain future, stripped of their jobs, homes and families. |
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| Here are five takeaways from a yearlong war that has upended longstanding assumptions and turned conventional wisdom on its head. |
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| Hurricane Helene damaged water utilities so severely and over such a wide inland area that one federal official said the toll “could be considered unprecedented." |
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| The stories often play out similarly: Kids hear you can get pills on social media. A few taps later and then a package arrives. They retreat to the sanctity of their bedroom and take a pill. Fifteen minutes later, they are dead. |
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| The closings, after a sustained period of high inflation, will worsen access to groceries in poor communities. |
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In a world of electoral promises and political upheaval, citizens are often left disillusioned. Yet there are timeless leadership qualities God values—and a way to make them a reality.
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| Jesus taught, “Except a man be born again, he cannot see the Kingdom of God.” When and how does this happen? |
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| No government, kingdom or society of men lasts forever. Here are seven factors that contributed to ancient Rome’s demise—warning signs that exist today within the United States and Britain. |
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