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How to handle large books of the Bible??
For the Major Prophets, it helps much to have a strong grasp of Israel's history from the kingdom's division to the return from exile. Plus, you...
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The Virtue of Nationalism (Hazony)
Furthermore, one need only look to the global south for examples of many peoples for whom nationalism served as the antidote to... colonialism. As...
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As Thou Hast Before
Calvin commenting on Numbers 14.19 (Commentaries on the Four Last Books of Moses Arranged in the Form of a Harmony, vol. 4, 76): Pardon, I...
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W.H. Gispen - Letters to a friend in Jerusalem
4 April 1880 Dear Friend, The suspicion I expressed in my previous letter, that the orthodox party would seize upon parish reorganization...
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My Brother Is Going RCC.
One who professes the heresies of Romanism, of which there are some in the church of Rome who do not (such as are the only ones for whom our...
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Selected Poems by George Herbert
Love Unknown Deare Friend, sit down, the tale is long and sad: And in my faintings I presume your love Will more complie, then help. A Lord I...
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The poetry of Anne Bradstreet
The Vanity of All Worldly Things As he said vanity, so vain say I, Oh! Vanity, O vain all under sky; Where is the man can say, "Lo, I have found...
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Best biographies you have read???
John Elias, Life and Letters by Edward Morgan. I cannot rate it highly enough! Simply fantastic in every way, I'm surprised it isn't well known.
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PCA Study Report on Christian Nationalism
It is curious to me that they speak so favorably of historic Reformed political theology while explicitly denying it. It is particularly curious...
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The persecution of Zachary Garris
Matthew Everhard is someone whose commentary on various issues I regularly appreciate. I would have imagined he was too nice to meet Edward's...
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