You're on the - ROCK!
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A message on the rock by the main highway to Rotorua at the top of Mamaku hill. Today the big rock stands like a sentinel silently speaking to all who pass by. Hi! I'm Christian Gedge. 'Rock' is my place for sharing some interesting things which God has shown me over many years of studying the Bible. 'Rock' is not a systematic theology. Rather, it is a basket of special subjects, messages, visuals and teaching aids. Anything on the this site may be printed and used, although copyright should be acknowledged. Some subjects here are published and available for sale. Over time I hope our selection will grow for you. In the meantime, please enjoy. |
CLIPART LIBRARYA library of clipart, Bible pictures and images. Plus the opportunity to become a member and load up pictures of your own. Membership is free. |
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5 LOAVES PODCASTSA collection of Bible based podcasts from Chris Gedge. Listen to them here for down-to-earth messages of encouragement and faith. |
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ROCK DIAGRAMS'Rock' Bible Diagrams is a personal collection of diagrams, charts and visuals for explaining spiritual and prophetic concepts. |
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ROCK SOLIDFree, printable Bible studies developed for small groups and house churches. These studies are in pdf format and may be printed at no charge provided copyright is acknowledged. |
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WAS JESUS CRUCIFIED ON FRIDAY?For centuries Christians have celebrated 'Good Friday' as the day Jesus died. In recent years a debate has arisen questioning it. Is the traditional view right? |
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THE CALENDAR of ENOCHThe Dead Sea scrolls say Enoch son of Jared invented the calendar. They then go on to produce information showing Enoch's calendar to be in advance of anything operating today. |
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TEMPLE CLEANSING CONTRADICTIONContradiction hunters may have done Bible-believers a favour when it comes to their old favourite, "when did Jesus cleanse the temple?" |
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PROBLEMS IN THE CHURCHA series of expositional studies from 1st Corinthians. Appropriate, pointed, practical. You would be tempted to wonder, "did St. Paul know something about our Church today?" |
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