My better half…
My name is Timothy J. Hammons, and this is my photography blog. I may, on occasion, post more than my pictures, but for now, I’m enjoying sharing photos I’ve taken over the years.
The LORD blessed me with a wonderful wife, Heidi Ann, in March of 2015. We have two sons and two daughters that we spend as much time with as we can… and… FOUR precious grandchildren.
Please note that all photos are copyrighted Timothy J. Hammons 2021.
Hi Timothy
Love your photography !! I happened upon this page several years ago on an article about cremation from a biblical prospective. Are you the one who wrote that article?? If so, I would really like a copy of it, if that is possible. I had shared that article to family and friends on Facebook for quite some time and I can’t locate it. It was a GREAT article !!
Yes, I did write the article I will see if I can dig it up.
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Sorry Andrea, it’s gone. I searched the archives on my computer and for some reason, could not find it.
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I should have printed out a copy for myself to keep. This was the best article, EVER, that I found with the best biblical perspective.
I shared it with many friends who changed their thinking on this subject. Thanks for a GREAT article !!
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See if any of them have a copy.
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BTW, just checked to see if I could find it on the wayback machine, and they don’t have it archived. Amazing.
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Now I am curious about the article on cremation from a Biblical viewpoint. What was the gist of it?
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Basically, that since fire is a sign of judgment, and we believe in the resurrection, we are to view our bodies with the future hope that they will be raised again. Therefore, as Christians, we should not cremate our bodies, but put them in the tomb/grave with a view to the future hope of being raised again when Christ returns.
Hope that helps. Guess, I need to rewrite it. 🙂
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Now I am curious about that article. What was the gist of it?
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I enjoy your photography very much. You have been blessed, but you have also served and taken care of others.
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