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Previously, Bezos has criticized the Biden administration over its inflation claims After President Joe Biden called on companies running gas stations to lower the price of gas, Jeff Bezos accused the U.S. president of misleading the public or said he lacked a "basic" understanding of the forces that actually drive prices. "Ouch. Inflation is far too important a problem for the White House to keep making statements like this," Bezos said in a tweet Saturday evening. In the initial tweet, Biden made a direct appeal to gas stations and encouraged them to simply charge less for gasoline. The president urged...

Like our sin that goes away never to be brought up again by God, so too is Barabbas to history. Neither Christian nor Jewish writings, ever mention Barabbas again. Barrabas was the scapegoat which was released into the wilderness, so that the Levitical ceremonial law of sacrifice could be fulfilled by Christ. The word scapegoat means something entirely opposite from what it meant at the time the King James version of the Bible was wrote. Today, the word is used most often in sports media. It 's used when a particular player or coach is being blamed for a...

Let’s take a look at the story of Barabbas as it relates to the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus. How does Pilate’s release of a criminal relate to the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus? For a fascinating teaching which reveals the deeper insights concerning the purpose of the resurrection of Jesus found in the story of Barabbas, we invited Doug Greenwold, a Bible scholar who serves as the senior teaching fellow for a ministry called Preserving Bible Times, to our television program Christ in Prophecy. Doug uncovers often missed insights into dramatic biblical stories by digging deep into the overall...

It’s Jesus Or Barabbas All Over Again (Clarence Thomas And Bill Clinton) Exclusive commentary by Rev. Jesse Lee Peterson Sep 2, 2003 Recently, Bill Clinton delivered the commencement address at Tougaloo College, a small black private school in Mississippi. Our “first black President” joked with the faculty and complained about President Bush supposedly focusing too closely on foreign issues while losing sight of domestic ones. According to reports, every time Clinton took a verbal shot at President Bush he was cheered. The audience whole-heartedly supported Clinton, and there were no reports of protest of his coming to Tougaloo. Bill Clinton:...