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Free Kindle Book on Influential Christians of History, House of David Inscription Found, Saudi Arabia to Give Death Penalty for Bible Distribution? Taliban School Attack Kills Nearly 150, Arizona Teacher Mocks Jesus, Exodus: Gods and Kings Getting More Negative Reviews in Christendom than Noah? Most Americans Ok with "Enhanced Interrogation," Sydney Cafe Terror and Two Heroes, Romania's Revolution in 1989

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Free on Kindle for a limited time The 40 Most Influential Christians . . . Who Shaped What We Believe Today [Kindle Edition] Daryl Aaron House of David inscription , part of the “Assyria to Iberia at the Dawn of the Classical Age” exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. “the earliest extra-biblical reference to the House of David.” Report: Islamic Saudi Arabia Passes Law That May Impose Death Penalty on Bible Smugglers December 16, 2014 | Filed under: Law & Government , Persecution , Top Stories , World | By: Heather Clark Taliban storm school in Pakistan in revenge attack The sad truth: more than 1,000 schools attacked by the Taliban in Pakistan  in the past five years Arizona Biology Teacher Mocks Jesus, Creationism, in Lecture Slide Imagine the outcry if he mocked Mohammed or Islam. This is the modern, dysfunctional, hypocritical definition of tolerance. O Ye of Little Faith 'EXODUS' GOES HEAVY ON THE ACTI...

Christmas Story in First Person Re-telling, How a Pro-Exodus Film Review Convinced Me All the More Not to Watch It, Ebola Medical Professionals Get TIME's Person of the Year; Frank Wolf Named Daniel of the Year

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Touching Wonder: Recapturing the Awe of Christmas [Kindle Edition]  FREE for a limited time John Blase As summarized on Amazon :  This bold retelling of Luke 1–2, based on Eugene Peterson’s Message translation, reads like a novel and invites readers to experience the Nativity with fresh wonder. To Eugene Peterson’s The Message Bible translation, John Blase adds his own storytelling voice, exploring the familiar events from multiple first-person viewpoints. What emerges is the intimate story of unlikely people—a frightened teenaged girl, a worried carpenter, a collection of senior citizens, a disillusioned young shepherd—meeting up with the divine as they bumble and stumble toward the realization that the little one just born is the One. This retold story of Word made flesh invites readers to react appropriately—with eyes opened wide in wonder, jaws dropped in amazement, and hearts rejoicing. The beautiful design and Amanda Jolman’s lively line drawings make th...