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Dưới đây là bài hát phổ nhạc một đoạn ngắn trong một bài Thánh vịnh của vua David, Thánh vịnh 4:7-8.
Thánh vịnh 4 nằm trong Cựu Ước. Cựu Ước là phần đầu của Thánh kinh. Thánh kinh có hai phần, Cựu Ước (là phần đầu và là phần cũ) và Tân Ước (là phần hai và là phần mới).
Cựu Ước có trước khi Chúa Jesus ra đời, nghĩa là có cách đây từ 2.023 năm trở về trước. Thánh vịnh 4 nằm trong Cựu Ước và được viết cách đây gần 3.000 năm. Continue reading Người đặt mừng vui vào tim con
Dear Brothers and Sisters,
Most of the things we should do, we already know. The question is: Are we doing them? If not, why?
Say, you should not get angry. When was the last time you get angry? For the last month, how many times you get angry? Continue reading Better your self
By Linh Huong December 26, 2023 | 09:50 am GMT+7 vnexpress
Traveling along Highway 4C to Sa Pa Town in the northern highlands, visitors are greeted by rows of cherry blossom trees standing out against the green tea hills.
In the final days of December, as one journeys approximately 7 kilometers from O Quy Ho Pass to Sa Pa along Highway 4C, they can come across thousands of cherry blossom trees blooming in striking shades of pink amid an oolong tea farm.
Continue reading A photographer’s journey to Sa Pa’s cherry blossomsDec 22, 2023 at 9:52 AM EST00:32
Chinese Ships Confronts Philippine Vessels Near Second Thomas Shoal
China News Reporter, Newsweek
The maritime militia fleet is the vanguard of Beijing’s strategy to reshape the geopolitical landscape in the region, experts say, with its blue-hulled ships a frequent sight at territorial standoffs in the South China Sea.
The maritime militia is considered by analysts to be China’s third sea force alongside its navy and coast guard. The Chinese government maintains the fleet is little more than a group of patriotic fishermen.
Dubbed “little blue men” by Andrew Erickson, professor of strategy at the U.S. Naval War College’s China Maritime Studies Institute, the ships regularly join China’s coast guard in blockades against supply missions to a Philippine military outpost at the Spratly Islands’ Second Thomas Shoal, including the most recent tense showdown on December 10. A blockading militia ship was involved in a collision with a Philippine coast guard boat in October, and Manila accused another of using a sonic weapon against a fisheries bureau convoy on December 9.
Continue reading China’s Maritime Militia: The ‘Gray Zone’ Force in the South China Sea
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