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The Old Testament Speaks: A Complete Survey of Old Testament History and Literature

by Samuel J. Schultz

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A Cover for Glory: A Biblical Defense for Headcoverings

by Dale Partridge (Goodreads Author)

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“John Owen again expressed this attitude of total reliance on Christ when he paraphrased Galatians 2:20: “The spiritual life which I have is not my own. I did not induce it, and I cannot maintain it. It is only and solely the work of Christ. It is not I who live, but Christ lives in me. My whole life is His alone.”
― Jerry Bridges, True Community: The Biblical Practice of Koinonia

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“Tears and hugs and saying I’m sorry is a good first step, but for me, the question is not one of changing the hearts of individuals as [much as] it is dealing with the systems and the structures that are devastating African-American people.”43”
― Michael O. Emerson, Divided by Faith: Evangelical Religion and the Problem of Race in America

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“As we bring up our children, we should descend to their level in one sense (humility) in order to lead them to our level (maturity). This is not the same as descending to their level (immaturity) in order to lead them to our level (pride). We must be servants to our children; we must not cater to them. One of the central problems with bringing up children in our day is the constant temptation to underestimate their capacities. We teach them profane and irreverent little ditties, not psalms and hymns. We give them moralistic little stories, not biblical doctrine and ethics. We expect them to act as though they have no brains or souls until they have graduated from college. We aim at nothing, and we hit it every time.”
― Douglas Wilson, Standing on the Promises: A Handbook of Biblical Childrearing

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