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Daily Archives: December 2, 2019
Book Write-Up: Josiah’s Reformation, by Richard Sibbes
Richard Sibbes. Josiah’s Reformation. See here to download the book. Richard Sibbes (1577-1636) was an English Puritan preacher. This book contains a series of sermons that he preached on II Chronicles 34:26-28, which states regarding King Josiah of Judah: “[26] … Continue reading
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Church Write-Up: Eight, Numbering, Journey
Some items from church this morning: A. The youth pastor was talking about the numerical symbolism of various items in the church. One concerned the number eight: God rested on the seventh day after creation, but the eighth day marks … Continue reading
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James' Ramblings 