There is a sense in which the work of translation is never wholly finished.
This applies to all great literature and uniquely so to the Bible.
This applies to all great literature and uniquely so to the Bible.
What I am about to do will likely be met with shouts of sacrilege. Not for my words, but because I’m going to write my thoughts on the Holy Book as I digest it for the first time. Shamefully, I’m 59 (this number will not be updated).
I’m not God-Fearing—maybe after digesting the pages I will be. Nah. I. Doubt. It.
Why haven’t I read the gospel until now. No reason, I had determined being kind and aware comes naturally. Maybe it’s been instilled in me by the God in me. Nah. I. Doubt. It.
I’m confident the more I read, I will be blessed with riveting tales sure to stick in my brain like shards of broken glass. Ouch. Why. Me. Creator?
I’m not God-Fearing—maybe after digesting the pages I will be. Nah. I. Doubt. It.
Why haven’t I read the gospel until now. No reason, I had determined being kind and aware comes naturally. Maybe it’s been instilled in me by the God in me. Nah. I. Doubt. It.
I’m confident the more I read, I will be blessed with riveting tales sure to stick in my brain like shards of broken glass. Ouch. Why. Me. Creator?
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Anyway, grab a bevy and sit back, and hopefully, become enamored by takes on spirituality.
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