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Daily Archives: July 28, 2013
The Chronicler’s God: A Loving Father?
At church this morning, the pastor was preaching about the Lord’s prayer. He noted that it starts with “Our Father.” The pastor talked about how our image of God will influence how we interact with God. If we see God … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Church, Daily Quiet Time, I Chronicles, Religion
Tagged chronicler, image of god, levites, majesty of god, Religion, theology
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Roger Morris’ Richard Milhous Nixon 1
I started Roger Morris’ tome, Richard Milhous Nixon: The Rise of an American Politician. Morris’ book covers Richard Nixon’s life up to and including 1952. It also talks about people, places, and events prior to Richard Nixon’s birth. I was … Continue reading
Posted in Books, History, Politics, Stephen King
