New items will be added to my Daily Update pages for Thursday (around 10 a.m. CST), located here:

http://www.his-forever.com/daily_update_06_30_05.htm

and are as follows:
 

 

ARMAGEDDON PLAYERS:

China tells U.S. not to meddle in oil deal

Defector: China Has U.S. Spy Network

BIG BROTHER:

Fears over microchips developed for remote scans

Homeowners stand firm despite high-court ruling

CHRISTIAN PERSECUTION:

Enforcing an old tax strikes some as wrong state tells churches to pay up

Student gets F grade for mentioning God

ECONOMY:

Oil ‘peak’ not seen coming any time soon

EUROPEAN UNION:

UK presidency of the EU

FAMINE:

One in six countries facing food shortage

GLOBAL UNREST:

U.S. military says can defeat nuclear-armed N.Korea

ISRAEL HAPPENINGS:

Despite More Killings, IDF to Hand Bethlehem Over to PA

Israel: Gaza Is a 'Closed Military Zone'

Police Move In on Settler Protest

Sharon warns Jewish rebels that violence threatens state of Israel

LAST DAYS WALTZ (2 TIMOTHY 3):

Gay slur shelves reggae concert

NEW WORLD ORDER PRECURSORS:

ID Cards on Trial: Will ID cards have RFID tags?

Moscow, Beijing to sign declaration on world order

SCIENCE:

Comet Puts on Show while Waiting for Its Close-Up

Global Warming Might Create Lopsided Planet

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Thursday's article, "After Two Days, He Will Revive Us", by Jack Kinsella, will also be linked to the Daily Update page.

EXCERPT:

In the 1650's an Anglican bishop named James Ussher published his 'Annals of the World', subtitled, "The Origin of Time, and Continued to the Beginning of the Emperor Vespasian's Reign and the Total Destruction and Abolition of the Temple and Commonwealth of the Jews."

It was a ponderous title, but Ussher's work was a ponderous book. First published in Latin, it consisted of more than 1600 pages.

Bishop Ussher was no ordinary man, but one who was unmistakably blessed with incredible intelligence and insight that he devoted entirely to the study of God's Word. (By age 26, Ussher was chair of the Divinity Department at Dublin University.)

While that in and of itself would be worthy of a lifetime achievement award, Ussher went on to full professorship, served as vice-chancellor of Trinity College twice, and, by age 44, was elevated to the rank of Archbishop of Armagh, the highest position in the Irish Anglican Church.

The point is that Bishop Ussher was not just a smart man. He was an intellectual giant who used his God-given gifts to advance the understanding of God's Word.

Bishop Ussher's "Annals of the World" begins at the point of creation, which he determined was October 23, 4004 BC.

Ussher's arrival at the date of October 23 was determined based on the fact that most peoples of antiquity, especially the Jews, started their calendar at harvest time.

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I pray you are blessed by all, and that you have a blessed day in the Lord!

YSIC!
Peggy
www.his-forever.com