Last week, I was blessed with three books:
The New Testament and Wycliffe Bible Commentary
The New English Bible
Matthew and Mark—A Relational Paraphrase (Ben Campbell Johnson)
I immediately opened all of them to Mark 11:24, and it gave me an idea: What if I took one verse for one year and looked it up in every translation I could find?
Rather than just scribble in notebooks like I always do, it seemed easy enough to at least document the versions on a blog. I could work ahead and populate the versions, schedule them, and comment along the way. We shall see how that system works!
Reasons
There are some motivating elements in play which may be of significance. This section will be updated (and hopefully expounded) when I have time.
- I am on a slow-motion quest with this word: RECEIVE
- The quest began after I listened to a recording of my cousin being interviewed about his time in Heaven.
- I have a hunch that receiving is the same as the currently popular topic of manifesting.
- Note: I believe God's design is everywhere, and if something works, it's because of His under-girding design.
- Also of note: I believe the same design can work in negative or positive ways and in many cases is subject to our governance of it. (Example: Belief. Too much to say here, but may delve in more later.)
Beginnings
The white board hiding behind my office door holds little quest nuggets. It's very "organic" and not unlike a walk in nature where I might collect fallen leaves, stones, twigs, and photos of textures/colors/whatever captures my attention. These scribbles have already evolved quite a bit, but here's an image to document where they stand when my 2020 Challenge started. We shall see if it changes!
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