When the heart is worldly,
it hates CLEAR lines of separation
from the world.
– eab, 4/16/11
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Posted in Bible, holy living, Limerick, poem, tagged Book made up of Books, BOOK OF BOOKS, condemns wrong, daily read It, Don’t listen to modernist crooks, modernist crooks, To be great-minded, toward heaven looks on April 18, 2011|
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There is Book made up of Books,
It condemns wrong, toward heaven looks,
To be great-minded daily read It.
To be long-wise you should heed It.
Don’t listen to modernist crooks.
– eab, 4/15/11
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If “Beauty is in the eye of the beholder” is true
– is “suffering” also related to
personalities, preferences, and pain thresholds?
– eab, 4/16/11
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Posted in Bible, God's Kingdom, Jesus Christ, Limerick, uncategorized, worship, tagged Bloody clouts, crucified our last sin to bear, Died caked with spittle, Died on earth, He’s strong not weak, IN THE MIDDLE, on His cheek, One who died in the middle, we may heaven share on April 18, 2011|
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The One who died in the middle there,
Was crucified our last sin to bear.
Died caked with spittle on His cheek,
Bloody clouts proved He’s strong, not weak.
Died on earth that we may heaven share.
– eab, 4/15/11
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Posted in European writer, Evangelist to World, nature, opposing wrong, today in history, uncategorized, worship, tagged (bent double at the waist), 4/18/1874, after one of his servants found him dead on his knees, body (minus his heart), buried this date, care, combined with spiritual exploits for unredeemed men, David Livingstone, Dr. Livingston, Few know, from throwing away his life, had tried to discourage David, He could stay in England and be somebody, his African friends carried his heartless body, his brother, His heart had been (wisely) buried, in his beloved Africa, left behind greater stories of physical exploits across more unexplored miles, many years before, Missionary Travels and Researches in South Africa, or frankly, over ten months before, that burial place of British greats, to the coast, today he is simply known as - - - David Livingstone’s brother, Tradition has it, Westminster Abbey, What is that brother’s name?, where a ship brought it back to England. on April 18, 2011|
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David Livingstone’s body (minus his heart) was buried this date,
4/18/1874, in that burial place of British greats, Westminster Abbey.
His heart had been (wisely) buried over ten months before in his
beloved Africa, after one of his servants found him dead on his knees.
Tradition has it that his African friends carried his heartless body
(bent double at the waist) to the coast, where a ship brought it back to
England.
Dr. Livingston penned Missionary Travels and Researches in South
Africa (1857). Very few men (perhaps none?) have left behind greater
stories of physical exploits across more unexplored miles, combined
with spiritual exploits for unredeemed men.
It is said that his brother, many years before, had tried to discourage
David from throwing away his life; He could stay in England and be
somebody. What is that brother’s name? Few know, or frankly, care –
today he is simply known as – – – David Livingstone’s brother.
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