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What do Bartimaeus, Mary Magdelene, Joanna, Susanna and Lazarus have in common? Give up?
Out of the 39 specific people and various multitudes Jesus healed in the New Testament, these five people are the only ones whose names are recorded.
What were their ailments? Bartimaeus was blind. Mary Magdelene had seven devils. Joanna and Susanna had either evil spirits or infirmities or both. And Lazarus had the most final of all maladies. Lazarus was dead and stinketh. They were all healed. Luckies!
Whose names do I wish I knew? The guy whose ear Peter cut off when Jesus was arrested, the centurion's servant, Jairus' daughter and Peter's mother-in-law. All of them were healed, too.
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"Cease, my son, to hear the instruction that causeth to err from the words of knowledge." Proverbs 19:27
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Sixty-six books of eternal wisdom: That's what you find in the Holy Bible.
But that's not all. In the 1,590 pages that make up the King James Version of the Bible, there's another kind of wisdom, a playful wisdom. You just have to remove your spiritual glasses.
Put these ones on. Comfy? I thought so. Here's a slightly skewed tour of what you thought you knew of the Scriptures.
But that's not all. In the 1,590 pages that make up the King James Version of the Bible, there's another kind of wisdom, a playful wisdom. You just have to remove your spiritual glasses.
Put these ones on. Comfy? I thought so. Here's a slightly skewed tour of what you thought you knew of the Scriptures.
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