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The Poetry of William Wordsworth
Thank you, John! It's been a lot of fun digging into it all so far. I knew back when we were going through poems on wildlife and English sonnets...
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Berkhof’s ST on Covenant: Questions
This is a view of the value of the Septuagint to us: Dr. Kirk D. DiVietro in his, Did Jesus & the Apostles Quote the Septuagint (LXX)?, says...
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William Ames's Exhortation to Students of Theology
I actually don't think practice trumps doctrine in Reformed preaching. Quite the opposite. Young Reformed preacherboys are good at giving...
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Preaching (Fred Craddock)
Craddock, Fred B. Preaching. Nashville: Abingdon Press, 2010. I will begin with one caveat: Fred Craddock held to the “New Homiletic,” which saw...
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The Mystery and Marrow of the Bible, God’s Covenants with Man Abridged and Modernized – by...
The Mystery and Marrow of the Bible, God’s Covenants with Man Abridged and Modernized by Francis Roberts (1609–1675) Francis Roberts (1609–1675)...
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FCC Plant Interest Meeting in Northeast Ohio
Thank you for checking in, brother. The meeting went very well from our end. As we continue to pray for growth in the number of folks interested...
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The Book of the Dun Cow (Wangerin)
Has anyone read the whole trilogy? (I have not - just wondering if Books 2 & 3 are as good as 1)
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