Forty-one species of larval fish in tweny-four families were identified from 80 biweekly, nighttime surface tows made between June 1977 and March 1978 in the Wrightsville Beach area of North Carolina. Eleven species: bay anchovy, striped anchovy, darter goby, naked goby, seaboard goby, Atlantic croaker, Atlantic menhaden, spot, pinfish, southern flounder, and silver perch made up 90% of all larvae collected.
Christ’s coming into the world as not only God, but also Man, is of critical importance to anthropology and Christology. It was necessary for the Word, the second Person of the Trinity, to become man to fulfill God’s plan to redeem fallen humankind.
Daniel L. Sonnenberg The table below (Appendix A, Table 1) accompanies the paper entitled “Why the Word Became Flesh: 7 Reasons the Incarnation Was Necessary to Fulfill God’s Plan of Redemption.”
by Daniel L. Sonnenberg Introduction It is common for Christians to ask in times of personal suffering questions such as, “Why me? What have I done to deserve this? Does God really love me if he is allowing this to… Read More ›
By Daniel L. Sonnenberg This paper is adapted from an outline for a class I taught on worship for our local church. The purpose was to set forth a basic theology of worship that could be covered in one extended… Read More ›
by Daniel L. Sonnenberg Ethical questions regarding end-of-life care may seem to be a recent phenomenon based on late-breaking developments in biomedical technology. However, such cases have existed since the advent of Western medicine over two thousand years ago under Hippocrates… Read More ›
By Daniel L. Sonnenberg Through the use of structural elements and poetic techniques in the narrative of Deborah, the writer of Judges demonstrates that God is at work in the world to accomplish his covenant purpose and is pleased to… Read More ›
We Are His Workmanship 