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The Acts of the Apostles ends on an ironic note. Four years elapse between Acts 21 and 28, and Paul… READ MORE
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The thesis of Darrell L. Bock’s Acts, part of the Baker Exegetical Commentary on the New Testament (BECNT) series, is… READ MORE
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IN CONGRESS, July 4, 1776. The unanimous Declaration of the thirteen united States of America, When in the Course of… READ MORE
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August 17, 1858, Lewistown, Illinois At two o’clock, Judge Kellogg introduced Mr. Lincoln, who was again greeted with vociferous applause.… READ MORE
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President Calvin Coolidge delivered this speech at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the signing of… READ MORE
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In the Prolegomenon to his four-volume commentary on Acts, Craig S. Keener writes, “The primary focus [of this commentary] is… READ MORE
On Wednesday, June 30, I concluded my four-week series titled “The Problems of Evil” at my home church, Central Assembly… READ MORE
On Wednesday, June 23, I continued my four-week series titled “The Problems of Evil” at my home church, Central Assembly… READ MORE
A Pew Research Center report about U.S. media polarization and the 2020 election found that “Republicans and Democrats place their… READ MORE
This Sunday is Father’s Day. Compared to Mother’s Day, Father’s Day is a mediocre holiday, if it is celebrated at… READ MORE
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~Gandalf
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