I added a commentary on Psalm 50 to my Through the Bible project. It created a need for several other pages, so I may not get back to Through the Bible for a couple weeks.
Thank you to everyone who has prayed for my health. After achieving remission from lymphoma, my second blood cancer, by your prayers and the mercy of God, my blood counts never recovered. Since February I have been clear of cancer, but also mostly clear of a functioning immune system.
The doctors have been trying to keep me well with shots that boost the immune system, but since February I have had at least five emergency room trips with fever.
On Friday, four days ago, my neutrophil count jumped phenomenally. (Neutrophils are the main component of your white blood cells, which are your immune system.) Yesterday (Monday), they were down, but still much higher than they have been since the lymphoma. I would love to have energy and time to devote to teaching, writing, and running my warehouse business—or at least to encouraging the managers who really run it—and I am having a LITTLE hope that my immune system will come back and keep me from living too big a portion of my life in the hospital.
Again, thank you for your prayers in the past. Please offer a prayer to God as it crosses your mind.
There are a lot of opinions and rumors about Constantine, the Council of Nicea, and the events of the fourth century that changed Christianity to Christendom. Not only will you get the incredible story, with all its twists, plots, and intrigues, but you will find out how history is done and never wonder what is true again.
The Rest of the Old, Old Story 
Isaiah and Israel, God’s Servant
I wrote an overview of Isaiah, and I even loaded it up on paulfpavao.com. Then I managed to land myself in the hospital again.
So this is the notification for that page.
The next article is going to be on divine healing. It will be an eminently practical discussion, but it will also be an exposé of my multi-year experience among those who believe God wants to heal everyone every time.
It’s one thing to claim something; it is quite another to produce results.