RANSOM CANYON – BOIL WATER NOTICE – LIFTED!
(Email Via Clinton Thetford)
The Town of Ransom Canyon has asked me to pass along the following information.
Clinton
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We just received word from our lab that our test results came back good so we are lifting the boil water notice. Would you please get that to the TV, radio, and newspaper?
I really appreciate all you do for Ransom Canyon and the whole county.
Thanks,
Murvat Musa
Ransom Canyon, Texas
806-829-2470
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Kings and Priests (1 Peter 2:9)
By: Curtis Baker
Two of scripture’s favorite ways of describing God’s people are as “kings” and “priests.” There is a long history of this, going all the way back to the Garden of Eden. When God created man and woman he gave them a divine mission. First of all, they were made in God’s image (Gen 1:27) and therefore were to reflect the image of God into the world. This “reflection” was actually twofold in nature. Not only were they to reflect God’s image into the world, they were also to gather up the praise of all of God’s creation and express it back to God. From the beginning mankind had a priestly function. They represented God to the created order, and they gathered up the praise of the created order and presented it back to God. But the other mission that God gave mankind was to be “rulers.” In Genesis 1:28 God tells Adam and Eve to “fill the earth and subdue it.” He goes on to say that they are to “rule over” or “have dominion over” everything in the created order. This is our function as “kings.” It is not an excuse for abuse, of course, but a call to bring God’s wise rule into the creation.
