Manuel Ybarra Jr. – The Standard Newspaper

Opinion

Just look at you

3 years ago5 mins

Dear Editor, With all Reverence to our Lord, known first to mankind, as “I am, that I am,” and referred to as Lord, and God almighty, and who later told Moses, that His name was Jehovah. Lord, Please forgive me and correct me when I err when writing the contents of this work, please, please, believe me, when I say, it was not done intentionally. As humans we know, from Your word, that You have always been there. You Lord, live forever. And where You stood was all there was and it was You. And then You started your creating,…

Opinion

Just look at you

3 years ago5 mins

Dear Editor, With all Reverence to our Lord, known first to mankind, as “I am, that I am,” and referred to as Lord, and God almighty, and who later told Moses, that His name was Jehovah. Lord, Please forgive me and correct me when I err when writing the contents of this work, please, please, believe me, when I say, it was not done intentionally. As humans we know, from Your word, that You have always been there. You Lord, live forever. And where You stood was all there was and it was You. And then You started your creating,…

Opinion

The great spectacle of God’s creation: Part 3 of 3

3 years ago3 mins

Dear Editor, Oddly enough, just 101 years after the Great Flood, and while Noah was alive, Nimrod, “the son of Cush, and therefore a great-grand son of Noah,” having a reputation of greatness, rebelled against God, got plenty of help, and started building the Tower of Babel to go to Heaven. Then the Creator came down to view the tower and confused their language so they could not communicate with each other and relocated them all over the Earth. There are other examples in the “Word of God” where God relocated even his favorite nation of Israel. They were punished far…

Opinion

The great spectacle of God’s creation: Part 3 of 3

3 years ago3 mins

Dear Editor, Oddly enough, just 101 years after the Great Flood, and while Noah was alive, Nimrod, “the son of Cush, and therefore a great-grand son of Noah,” having a reputation of greatness, rebelled against God, got plenty of help, and started building the Tower of Babel to go to Heaven. Then the Creator came down to view the tower and confused their language so they could not communicate with each other and relocated them all over the Earth. There are other examples in the “Word of God” where God relocated even his favorite nation of Israel. They were punished far…