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Grizzly Bear

I’m hunting
Some tasty prey
I will eat them
Without any delayI am equipped
With massive paws
And razor sharp
Strong clawsI will catch salmon
As they swim upstream
There are so many
It’s a grizzly’s dreamI eat to store up fat
For my winter hibernation
I will slumber peacefully
Filled with elationI can run, swim, and climb
Better than any human
My nose is very keen
Hunting is my missionby Zachary Uram
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Me So Hongry
I have a deep hunger
My belly sounds like thunderThe seconds tick by
I feel like I could cryTime passes slowly, you see
A lack of food brings miseryI wish I had a juicy steak
Or pork chops that you bakeI want every succulent food
I am always in the moodI want pizza so delectable
The taste is irresistibleOn Monday, we shall feast
We’ll eat like a ravenous beastby Zachary Uram
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The Good News
Man is not justified
Through good deeds
This truth is written
In our creedsWe are justified
By faith alone you see
Because of Christ’s blood
We are set spiritually freeWe are saved by grace alone
Through faith alone precisely
We receive Christ’s perfect
Righteousness immediatelyCatholics and Orthodox conflate
Sanctification with justification
They follow a aynergistic model
They reach an erroneous conclusionJesus is the divine Logos
No man can be saved at all
Unless the Holy Spirit
Makes the effectual callGod chose us
Before the creation of the earth
Not because of anything we do
Chosen by God for the second birthSpread the life-giving Gospel
Wherever you are
This Good News must be shared
Both near and farby Zachary Uram
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The Gospel in A Few Words
Jesus Christ, the Second Person
Of the Triune God
He would be resurrected
It was not a case of fraudJesus came to earth
As a helpless child
Born to His mother Mary
So meek and mildGod overshadowed this virgin teen
Mary conceived Jesus in her womb
He would grow up
And leave behind an empty tombHe is the Lord of Lords
And King of Kings
It is salvation for man
That He bringsJesus had no sin
He was a perfect sacrifice
At Calvary, He bled
And paid the ultimate priceChrist’s resurrection
Was the greatest event
In all of history
It’s He who God the Father sentShare the Gospel
Near and far
Use a boat, train, or truck
Or a carby Zachary Uram
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Identity of Jack the Ripper Confirmed
The identity of Jack the Ripper has been confirmed as Aaron Kosminski, a Polish immigrant and barber, through DNA evidence linked to a shawl found at one of the crime scenes. This revelation marks a significant development in a mystery that has persisted for over 130 years.
Overview
Key Details
- Name: Aaron Kosminski
- Background: A Polish immigrant and barber who lived in London.
- Age at Crimes: 23 years old during the murders in 1888.
- Death: Died in a mental institution in 1919.
Discovery Process
- Evidence: A bloodstained shawl, believed to be found at the scene of one of the murders, was tested for DNA.
- DNA Match: The shawl contained DNA from both Kosminski and one of the victims, Catherine Eddowes.
- Research Team: The DNA analysis was conducted by a team led by Jari Louhelainen from Liverpool John Moores University.
Historical Context
- Murders: Jack the Ripper is linked to the brutal killings of at least five women in London’s Whitechapel district between August and November 1888.
- Victims: The known victims include Mary Nichols, Annie Chapman, Elizabeth Stride, Catherine Eddowes, and Mary Jane Kelly.
Legal Implications
- Inquest: There are efforts to legally name Kosminski as the killer through a judicial inquiry, which aims to provide closure for the victims’ families.
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Covenant Theology: Not Biblical
Covenant theology employs a hermeneutic of symbolism and metaphor. By not being grounded in a literal, historical, and grammatical hermeneutic that preserves authorial intent, they can spiritualize the text, make it mean something totally foreign, and commit eisegesis.
However, the dispensational hermeneutic allows for authorial intent, and exegesis is conducted using the proper interpretation of Scripture.
With a dispensational hermeneutic and following sound principles of interpretation, we can study Scripture correctly. We do not reject out of hand symbolism and metaphor; rather, we follow what I call contextual literalism. In this scheme, we interpret in a literal manner, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise.
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Hell
God showed me
A vision of Hell
I saw billions
Of souls in agony
Writhing in pain
Not a second
Of relief
Constant torment
The souls in Hell
Were tortured
By demons
These damned
Souls
Will suffer
Conscious torment
For eternity
They are
Eternally separated
From God
There is anguish
And gnashing
Of teethby Zachary Uram
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Mental Health
I barked at the moon
I am quite the loonYou may call me insane
I have a defective brainI laugh, and I cry
I don’t know whyAt times, I have a delusion
It’s mental confusionI am rather crazy
But I’m never lazyI hear voices all day long
I hope for an angel’s songMy depression is quite bad
I often feel very sadI have no motivation
It’s a tragic situationby Zachary Uram
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A Beautiful Spring Day
The long
Cold winter
Is finally over
The sky
Is ocean blue
It’s very sunny
And comfortably warm
A cool breeze
Blows across
My face
I feel rejuvenated
And thankful to God
For His
Many blessings
Bees buzz around
On trees I spot
Tiny green buds
It’s a time
For renewal
Soon it will be
Easter
We shall celebrate
Christ’s death for us
And His glorious
Resurrectionby Zachary Uram
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The Final Crusade
I fought in lands
Near and far
My body has
Many a scarI wielded
My sharp blade
Against many foes
Their lives did fadeI led an army
Of one million men
We were determined
To defeat every SaracenWe rode our steeds
For many days
The sun blazed
Its raysI also carried
A long spear
I used it on the enemy
To cause them to fearI yelled, “Deus Vult.”
And charged ahead
I saw many
Saracens deadNations Islam had conquered
Were now set free
The Middle East
Returned to Christianityby Zachary Uram
(C) 2026