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Time: Blink of an Eye Time, Precisely the Right Time, Time to Heal, Time to Rejoice
I suppose it could be evident, faithful and kind reader, that the Rev. Dr.’s head has been spinning in multiple, diverse directions lately. I’ve been posting about a variety of things in the same post, whether particularly connected or relating … Continue reading →
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