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Timeless Truths Bible {review}

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I have to confess that when I saw the Timeless Truths Bible it particularly caught my eye because of another Bible I’d recently seen, The Ancient-Modern Bible. That one is in my preferred NKJV, but it’s…weird. I bring it up here because having seen that one, when this one came through my email, I was especially interested — […]

A Brief St. Patrick Biography for Kids (with Printables)

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St. Patrick has become larger-than-life, the stuff of myths and legends.  Much of what is claimed of him is highly improbable — like that he drove all the snakes out of Ireland.  However, like many legends, it has some basis in fact.  St. Patrick was a real person, and one of real influence on Ireland.  […]

Original Languages (Psalm 96:11-13)

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God, in His Sovereignty, inspired His Word at the times and places He did, for a reason.  I believe that (at least part of) that reason was so that it would  be written in the languages in which it was written.  Hebrew and Greek are much more precise languages than English.  (We say, “I love […]