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Wade Burleson

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The Grievance the South Deleted

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By Wade Burleson
| Wade Burleson at Istoria
Happy July 4th to all our Burleson friends. From our home to yours. Most Americans know the opening words of the Declaration of Independence: ‘We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal.’ Far fewer know that Thomas Jefferson’s original draft contained a long paragraph condemning the enslavement of Africans and the transatlantic slave trade.
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You Call Out God's Name As You Breathe

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By Wade Burleson
| Wade Burleson at Istoria
‘Let everything that has breath praise the LORD (YHWH)’ - Psalm 150:6 When you read the Bible in English, you’ll often come across the words GOD or LORD in all capital letters. Most people, even Christians who love to study the Bible, do not realize that GOD or LORD in all caps translates the personal name of the Creator in the original Hebrew language of the Old Testament - יהוה. Hebrew is read from right to left, not left to right as we do in English.
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Should We Read the Book of Enoch (Pt. 2)

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By Wade Burleson
| Wade Burleson at Istoria
What the Book of Enoch Teaches and Where It Moves Beyond Scripture Having explored the remarkable history of the Book of Enoch, we now come to the question that matters most. Contrary to popular opinion, the Book of Enoch is not primarily a book about giants. Nor is it chiefly about the Nephilim. It is not really a book about hidden mysteries or forbidden knowledge. Everything else serves that larger theme.
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