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Daily Archives: November 24, 2014
The First Witnesses of the Resurrection
Reading Acts According to John 20:1, the first witness to the resurrection is Mary Magdalene, who visited the tomb very early on Sunday morning. Who is this Mary? The name “Magdalene” indicates she was from a town in Galilee, Magdal … Continue reading
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Book Write-Up: Samuel Rutherford
Richard M. Hannula. Samuel Rutherford. Grand Rapids: EP Books, 2014. Samuel Rutherford was a seventeenth century Presbyterian minister in Scotland. In Samuel Rutherford, which is part of the series Bitesize Biographies, Richard Hannula tells the story of Rutherford’s life, devotions, … Continue reading
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