... the awe and mystery revealed in the Bible time and again (e.g., 28, 36–37, 40, ...
... or his notes, or even looking down at his Bible, therefore, the better. On the flip ...
... as a preparation for the next sermon or Bible study, but with a desire to know, ...
... needsdifficulty with prayer or Bible readingdifficulty returning to a ...
... sacred text I had studiously avoided: the Bible. Like English author and Oxford ...
... world.[2] Wendell Berry contends that the Bible is an “outdoor book.”[3] 3) Change ...
... life), held her remarkable notes for her Bible studies and daily devotions, personal ...
... the incarnation, language, and the Bible; and the relationship of Scripture to ...
... principle and turn it into a "me and my Bible" approach to theology and therefore ...
... than it was before. We read in the Bible countless examples of late-life ...
... statement, then of course neither the Bible nor the Reformed confessions allow for ...
... exposed to public ridicule. (Expositor’s Bible Commentary, in loc.) Nero in Rome ...
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