The article is a religious testimony about the healing power of God, referred to as 'Yehovah Rapha' or 'The Lord who heals' based on Exodus 15:26. It shares the personal story of a servant of God from a village who wishes to remain anonymous. The servant recounts their experience after graduating from a biblical seminary and serving a congregation in the village. They mention getting married on July 12, 1998, in a church in a small town. The testimony seems to emphasize the belief in God's promise to prevent diseases as stated in the scripture, likening it to the protection from ailments that were inflicted upon the Egyptians as mentioned in the Bible.

The article is a religious testimony about the healing power of God, referred to as 'Yehovah Rapha' or 'The Lord who heals' based on Exodus 15:26. It shares the personal story of a servant of God from a village who wishes to remain anonymous. The servant recounts their experience after graduating from a biblical seminary and serving a congregation in the village. They mention getting married on July 12, 1998, in a church in a small town. The testimony seems to emphasize the belief in God's promise to prevent diseases as stated in the scripture, likening it to the protection from ailments that were inflicted upon the Egyptians as mentioned in the Bible.

The article is a religious testimony about the healing power of God, referred to as 'Yehovah Rapha' or 'The Lord who heals' in the context of a Christian narrative. It cites Exodus 15:26, where God speaks of not inflicting diseases upon those who follow His commandments, as a foundational scripture. The testimony is from a servant of God from a village who wishes to remain anonymous. The author is familiar with this person and shares their story. The servant of God recounts their experience of graduating from a seminary, serving a congregation in a village, and getting married on July 12, 1998, in a small-town church. The article seems to be part of a weekly religious column or publication focused on the theme of God as a healer.

The article is a religious piece that discusses the concept of 'Yehovah Rapha' or 'The Lord Who Heals' from the Christian faith, referencing Exodus 15:26 from the Bible. It includes a testimony from a servant of God from a village, who shares his experience of God's healing after graduating from a seminary and beginning his ministry in the village. The servant of God, who wishes to remain anonymous, also mentions his marriage on July 12, 1998, in a small-town church. The article seems to be part of a weekly religious column or segment that focuses on different themes related to faith and spirituality.

J Sidabutar of the National Guard for State Defense and Chair of the Pijar Keadilan Social Organization's Investigation reported to the media on December 1, 2022, about the non-compliance of Pinarach Cafe And Resto owner Hendrik Timotius Pangalila with local regulations and warnings from the Semarang District Public Works Department. Despite a warning issued on November 29, 2022, construction continued, allegedly encroaching on riverbanks and violating zoning regulations for agricultural areas. The local community organization and investigative body expect the district head to enforce regulations more strictly to ensure compliance and local revenue.

Dr. Hono Sejati, the rector of Universitas Darul Ulum Islamic Centre Sudirman GUPPI (Undaris) in Ungaran Semarang, is determined to elevate the university to an international level, citing various activities involving international networks. Undaris has accredited programs and aims to produce graduates with entrepreneurial vision and Islamic character. The university is working on improving accreditation and opening new programs. Amir Mahmud, the chairman of the Undaris Foundation, supports the internationalization effort, noting the university's growing human resources and infrastructure. Muntaiful Ma'arif, the top graduate, encourages his peers to promote the positive aspects of their alma mater.

During the graduation ceremony of Effendi Harahap Accounting Academy and Graha Wisata Hotel School Semarang, Budiyanto, the Chairman of the Semarang City Education Council, encouraged the new graduates not to be complacent and to continue learning to improve themselves and their circumstances. He highlighted the importance of further education and the limited availability of government jobs, suggesting entrepreneurship or private sector employment as alternatives. Heny Yuliastuti, the director of both institutions, noted that many graduates already have jobs, and she urged them to maintain connections with their alma mater for ongoing support in their career endeavors.

The article is a religious testimony about the healing power of God, referred to as 'Yehovah Rapha' which means 'The Lord who heals' in Hebrew. It cites Exodus 15:26 where God speaks of not afflicting His followers with diseases as He did to the Egyptians, as long as they listen to His voice and follow His decrees. The testimony comes from a servant of God from a village who wishes to remain anonymous. The author is familiar with this person who shares his experience of graduating from a seminary and serving a congregation in a village. He also mentions marrying a woman given by God on July 12, 1998, in a church in a small town. The article seems to be part of a weekly religious column or publication focused on the theme of God's healing.

The article is a religious testimony about the healing power of God, referred to as 'Yehovah Rapha' which means 'The Lord who heals' in Hebrew. It cites Exodus 15:26 where God speaks of not afflicting His followers with diseases as He did to the Egyptians, as long as they listen to His voice and follow His decrees. The testimony comes from a servant of God from a village who wishes to remain anonymous. The author is familiar with this person who shares his experience of graduating from a seminary and serving a congregation in a village. He also mentions marrying a woman given by God on July 12, 1998, in a church in a small town. The article seems to be part of a weekly religious column or publication focused on the theme of God's healing.

The article is a religious testimony about the healing power of God, referred to as 'Yehovah Rapha' which means 'The Lord who heals' in Hebrew. It cites Exodus 15:26 where God speaks of not afflicting His followers with diseases as He did to the Egyptians, as long as they listen to His voice and follow His decrees. The testimony comes from a servant of God from a village who wishes to remain anonymous. The author is familiar with this person who shares his experience of graduating from a seminary and serving a congregation in a village. He also mentions marrying a woman given by God on July 12, 1998, in a church in a small town. The article seems to be part of a weekly religious column or publication focused on the theme of God's healing.

On November 25, 2022, a Christian Sunday School teacher development event and the distribution of non-formal education incentives took place in Semarang Regency, attended by local government officials, religious figures, and 191 Sunday School teachers. The Bupati of Semarang, Ngesti Nugroho, spoke about the government's commitment to religious education and moderation, mentioning future events for Catholic, Buddhist, and TPQ Sunday School teachers, totaling approximately 5,300 individuals. The government also supports the rehabilitation of 1,000 places of worship. Drs H Nurdin M. Pd, head of Kemenag, expressed his hope for Christian harmony and moderation. A participant, identified only as V, appreciated the incentives, stating they motivate teachers and suggested further enhancement through seminars and training.

On November 25, 2022, a Christian Sunday School teacher development event and the distribution of non-formal education incentives took place in Semarang Regency, attended by local government officials, religious figures, and 191 Sunday School teachers. The Bupati of Semarang, Ngesti Nugroho, spoke about the government's commitment to religious education and moderation, mentioning future events for Catholic, Buddhist, and TPQ Sunday School teachers, totaling approximately 5,300 individuals. The government also supports the rehabilitation of 1,000 places of worship. Drs H Nurdin M. Pd, head of Kemenag, expressed his hope for Christian harmony and moderation. A participant, identified only as V, appreciated the incentives, stating they motivate teachers and suggested further enhancement through seminars and training.

The Durian Festival was held at Pansar Ambarawa Field on November 19, 2022. Organizer Eko spoke to Realita News media about the event's goals, which include changing public perception of durian quality and providing affordable prices. The festival attracted around 1,000 visitors and is scheduled to move to Kalinyamatan, Jepara, after its conclusion. Visitors Yusuf and Eka from Ambarawa and Kalimantan respectively expressed their enjoyment of the festival's offerings, praising the taste and affordability of the durians.

The simultaneous village head elections in Semarang, specifically in Jetak village, have led to criminal charges after Sarinah, the wife of the three-term village head, won amidst allegations of fraud. A candidate, referred to as 'A', failed a test suspected to be rigged by certain individuals at UKSW, leading to a lawsuit filed at PTUN Semarang. Allegations of village officials intervening and conducting smear campaigns on behalf of the village head have surfaced, with three candidates rejecting the vote count. The law prohibits village officials from engaging in practical politics, with administrative sanctions and potential dismissal for violations. Local media attempting to cover the candidates' vision and mission statements faced obstruction by the village head, which may contravene the Press Law No. 40 of 1999, prompting legal action for impeding journalistic duties and a lack of transparency in the election.

On October 30, 2022, the village of Mlilir in Bandungan, Semarang, held its village head election (Pilkades) with high enthusiasm from the community. Three candidates, Wahyu Diarsi, Jamhari, and Sutarman, competed for the position. The incumbent, Jamhari, won decisively at all seven polling stations. The election committee and the acting sub-district head of Bandungan, Harnoto S. sos Mm, expressed their hopes for a peaceful and conducive election process. A local resident, Y. S., wished for the elected village head to continue and improve upon the existing development programs.

On October 30, 2022, the village of Mlilir in Bandungan, Semarang, held its village head election (Pilkades) with high enthusiasm from the community. Three candidates, Wahyu Diarsi, Jamhari, and Sutarman, competed for the position. The incumbent, Jamhari, won decisively at all seven polling stations. The election committee and the acting sub-district head of Bandungan, Harnoto S. sos Mm, expressed their hopes for a peaceful and conducive election process. A local resident, Y. S., wished for the elected village head to continue and improve upon the existing development programs.

NILU KOPI, a new coffee shop in Desa Bancaan, Kelurahan Sidorejo, Salatiga, is drawing in millennial visitors with its affordable food and drinks. Managed by Sudarno and Joni, the establishment aims to provide a rest stop for tourists visiting the Pohon Pengantin attraction. Emphasizing local employment in line with the Job Creation Law, NILU KOPI contributes to the regional income through taxes and aims to reduce unemployment. The initiative aligns with Kemenparekraf's encouragement for wide-ranging investments to develop local tourism, supported by eased investment regulations by the local government.

Illegal mining activities in Bantal village, Bancak sub-district, Semarang Regency, are causing distress among the local community. The suspected owner of the land, a midwife named H, is allegedly immune to the law. Investigations by media personnel revealed dozens of trucks transporting soil from Bantal to Rejosari for a clinic or hospital project owned by the same individual. The community is affected by dust pollution and scattered soil on the roads, which become slippery when it rains. Despite the legal requirement for law enforcement to stop such activities, including checking for industrial diesel use and operator licenses, no action has been taken. Media and various organizations plan to send a letter to the Governor of Central Java, with a copy to the Indonesian National Police, to expose those behind the illegal mining.

Illegal mining activities in Bantal village, Bancak sub-district, Semarang Regency, are causing distress among the local community. The suspected owner of the land, a midwife named H, is allegedly immune to the law. Investigations by media personnel revealed dozens of trucks transporting soil from Bantal to Rejosari for a clinic or hospital project owned by the same individual. The community is affected by dust pollution and scattered soil on the roads, which become slippery when it rains. Despite the legal requirement for law enforcement to stop such activities, including checking for industrial diesel use and operator licenses, no action has been taken. Media and various organizations plan to send a letter to the Governor of Central Java, with a copy to the Indonesian National Police, to expose those behind the illegal mining.

The text discusses the concept of God as truth, referencing the book of Jeremiah and its testimony to God's absolute and incomparable truth. It questions why God is called Jehovah Tsidkenu and cites Psalms, Isaiah, and Romans to support the idea that God embodies truth, justice, and holiness. The text advises living righteously according to God's word, not compromising with sin, and maintaining holiness to see God.

The text discusses the concept of God as truth, referencing the book of Jeremiah and its testimony to God's absolute and incomparable truth. It questions why God is called Jehovah Tsidkenu and cites Psalms, Isaiah, and Romans to support the idea that God embodies truth, justice, and holiness. The text advises living righteously according to God's word, not compromising with sin, and maintaining holiness to see God.

A servant of God from a village, who remains anonymous, shares a testimony about the divine healing power of God, referred to as Yehovah Rapha. The story recounts the servant's experience with his wife's high-risk pregnancy of twins, which involved complications such as preeclampsia and the need for intensive care. Despite medical concerns and the wife's critical condition, the servant's faith in God's word, particularly Isaiah 41:10, provided strength and reassurance. Miraculously, the wife recovered from a coma, and the twins were born healthy. The testimony concludes with gratitude to God as the twins have grown, with one married and the other in college, and the wife celebrating her 56th birthday on September 6, 2022.

Religious moderation, or 'moderasi beragama' in Indonesian, refers to the practice of reducing extremism in religious behavior. It aligns with the national ideology of Pancasila, emphasizing internal and external religious harmony. Misunderstandings about religious moderation often lead to the misconception that it implies a lack of conviction or seriousness in practicing one's faith. However, moderation in religion means confidently embracing one's faith while respectfully engaging with those of different beliefs. Indicators of religious moderation include national commitment, tolerance, anti-violence, and accommodation of local culture. The article also discusses the implementation of religious moderation in Semarang Regency, referencing various religious texts to support the concept.

The article discusses the theme 'All is Well,' reflecting on the biblical teachings of Mark 7:37, which speaks of Jesus' miracles and blessings. It emphasizes God's goodness as evident in the creation narrative from Genesis, where God sees all that He has created as good. The text also touches on the transformation of brokenness into goodness through God's mercy, as illustrated in Jeremiah 18:4. Finally, it highlights the healing of the deaf and mute, both physically and spiritually, allowing them to hear God's voice and proclaim Jesus as Lord.