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Flank Steak Fajitas
Scott has more information than I did. I just read that it helps tenderize the meat when there’s not so much time for a marinade.
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2026 PB Pick'em Week 8 ** Kick-off is 6pm CDT, Friday **
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What is the Book of Enoch and the Ethiopian Bible?
I literally just finished the book of Enoch last week. It's essentially an apocryphal book with the flood in view. The main human people involved...
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If Rome and Islam are in league, this impacts end-times dynamics
To elucidate a bit (I was at our church's Bible study this evening, and am back home now). I represent the modified idealist school in a...
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God's Patience Considered Unto our Repentance
The Rev. Charnock on God's attribute of Patience for our evangelical use of repentance (Works, vol. 2, pp. 538–39): The consideration of his...
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Spiritual Gems from JC Philpot
The death, the resurrection, and the exaltation of the Lord Jesus Christ are three vital, fundamental doctrines of our most holy faith, and, as...
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The Poetry of William Wordsworth
This reminded me of C.S Lewis’ attempt to re-enchant the heavens in Out of the Silent Planet: “But Ransom, as time wore on, became aware of...
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Five Durham NP titles out of print at RHB
I noted surfing RHB just now that both volumes of James Durham's Collected Sermons, the Lectures on the Book of Job, and Practical Exposition on...
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Gisbertus Voetius, The Sabbath & Holy Days, first look
Still on sale at $42 in the recent email sale notice. I do not expect the print run of 750 to sell out overnight; but as Lane noted any Voetius is...
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Your view on the death penalty?
And yet it's a personal choice. We must hold people accountable for their choices. Anyone who's raised children knows what I'm talking about...
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