Wesley Harris

Over Lough Swilly tonight

@derekbrownie1 @AuschwitzMuseum Same for me. I saw thus picture last year.

@AuschwitzMuseum I 've seen this photograph before and the haunted look on young Czeslawa never leaves me.

18 February 1943 | A Polish woman Katarzyna Kwoka (no. 26946) perished in Auschwitz. She was born on 1 April 1896 in Wólka Zwojecka in Zamość County. Arrived at #Auschwitz on 13 December 1942 in a transport of 318 women. Among them was also her daughter, Czesława. Czesława Kwoka was murdered in #Auschwitz with a phenol injection into the heart on 12 March 1943, almost a month after her mother's death. In total during the so-called "Aktion Zamość", ethnic cleansing of the Zamość region, between November 1942 & March 1943, the Germans expelled some 110 thousand Poles from 297 villages of the region. See our online lesson dedicated to the fate of 1,301 people deported to Auschwitz within this ethnic cleansing program: lekcja.auschwitz.org/dep_zam_EN/

@martinagardiner No words....WOW

Above the fog with a nice dusting of snow - Sunrise at Grianan of Aileach was very otherworldly #Inishowen #Donegal #snow

Where is it written that sharing the gospel is the job of all Christians?

@JimMacIntosh1 O let me see Thy footmarks, And in them plant mine own; My hope to follow duly Is in Thy strength alone; O guide me, call me, draw me, Uphold me to the end; And then in heaven receive me, My Saviour and my friend.

Jesus is our best and greatest example, and our greatest joy comes from following as closely in His footsteps as possible.

@MandMsPodcast Hi both. I have been so looking forward to the first podcast of the summer challenge on Psalm 25. It's really great.... We want God's guidance but I guess the secret is getting to know the Guide. Thank you.

@ABMFusa Happy Birthday

May 2, 1940 | Michael Bornstein, a Polish Jew, was born in Zarki. In July 1944, he was deported to #Auschwitz. Michael survived, and on January 27, 1945, at age 4, he was liberated from the camp. Today is his 83rd birthday. Please join us in wishing him a wonderful day!

Sunday 30th April 23.

@wordsofthislife Yes. That makes sense, it is the inspired word after all. Thank you.

The messianic Jews (by very definition) and all orthodox Jews of the period absolutely believed there would be a Christ. But the point emphasized some 8 times in Hebrews is that it was "Jesus."

I was just struck by the fact for the first time (oddly) that the personal name of the Lord Jesus is used again and again (8 times) in Hebrews. Just "Jesus" without the accompanying "Lord" or "Christ" (those occur a few times).

@marksweetnam Well done Mark.

Three years and 65,000 words later, and I've just hit send on my final article in a series on 2 Timothy. Grateful for a very patient editor and lots of encouragement from various readers along the way. Now to make them into some sort of book...

@gnhalifax Beautiful words..I'd never come across before. Thanks Matthew

O let me see Thy footmarks, and in them plant my own My hope to follow duly is in thy strength alone O guide me, call me, draw me, uphold me to the end And then in Heaven receive me, my Saviour and my Friend - John E. Bode, “O Jesus, I Have Promised” (1868)

@PotterBarry @MandMsPodcast @mjhknox @gnhalifax Hi Guys. Yes a really great Christmas message. When it seems that all is lost our God is able. Enjoy the break.

@wordsofthislife Thank you.

The special subject of Hebrews is worship and the transfer of priesthood from earth to heaven. Hence the cross is not presented as showing God's love or grace to sinners but the efficacy of the cross in heaven giving man a place before God in heaven, the One who died on the cross

@DaleCrammond @ibec_irl All the very best Dale.🙏 Congratulations

Some personal news- I have been appointed Director of Meat Industry Ireland in @ibec_irl, starting in January. I have thoroughly enjoyed my 18 years in Ag House & 4 years as attaché in D.C, having worked with some amazing people along the way! I’m looking forward to 2023! 🍔🥩🥓

Charles Schulz was born 100 years ago today. It’s pretty clear what he was saying when Linus drops the blanket—and it’s so simple it’s brilliant. thegospelcoalition.org/article/just-d…

@mrs_ebaum according to his abundant mercy hath begotten us again unto a lively hope by the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead, To an inheritance incorruptible, and undefiled, and that fadeth not away, reserved in heaven for you, Who are kept by the power of God.. 1 Peter 1:3-5

What is your go to passage for assurance of salvation?