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Daily Archives: July 19, 2014
Refreshment for the Soul: What I Love about the Reformed Church
Originally posted on TheoThoughts:
If you were to tell me 10 years ago that I would be a member of a Presbyterian church and love it, I would have told you that you were nuts. Especially back in my Charismatic…
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I Chronicles 19
In I Chronicles 19, Nahash the king of Ammon has died, and Nahash’s son Hanun takes his father’s place as king. David sends messengers to comfort Hanun because Nahash had been kind to David, probably when David was on the … Continue reading
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