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King Abdullah II and Jerusalem - February 17, 2010

On January 29, 2010 King Abdullah II, King of Jordan was interviewed by Fareed Zakaria, CNN interview show host and Editor, Newsweek International, at the 2010 World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos-Klosters, Switzerland. Here are excerpts from that interview.
 

Lake of Fire Reality - February 1, 2010

A few weeks ago I removed Dr. Martin’s article “The Lake of Fire: Where Is It Located?” from the ASK website. As I re-typeset the article and reviewed Dr. Martin’s sources, it became obvious that many of those sources should be quoted at length and with expanded context. There was a great deal more information to be included and added to Dr. Martin’s excellent original 1981 article. This month’s article is a substantial expansion of that 1981 article with additional source materials cited which bolsters Dr. Martin’s original argument, now in a clearer format.
 

Haiti Earthquake - January 14, 2010

I do not usually comment on recent news events but the earthquake in Haiti must be an exception. The devastating earthquake that hit the 1/2 island nation of Haiti in the Caribbean may have killed up to 200,000 people. This was the estimate by the Prime Minister of Haiti in a CNN interview. The Bible mentions earthquakes often.
 

Abraham, Sabbath, and God’s Priorities - January 1, 2010

There are two articles this month. Read the “January 2010 Newsletter” that will introduce both articles: “Did Abraham Keep the Sabbath?” and “The Priorities of God.” (Read the Abraham article first because it relates to the second article.) Abraham, “the father of all them who believe” (Romans 4:11), is the example for all believers. He does not represent us to God in any way, but Abraham “is the father of us all,”
 

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