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Readers familiar with the language and style...
The Religion and Society Report
From The Religion and Society Report, March 1990
Readers familiar with the language and style of Bible translations will probably recognize that we generally cite from the so-called Authorized Version of 1611, better known as the King James Version. There are several reasons for doing this, one being the majesty of the language. ... Another reason is the fact that among the many modern translations, there is not one that would not carry, rightly or wrongly, the aroma of some kind of party affiliation....
Harold O. J. Brown
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November 19, 1990 issue
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Christian unity "from a different angle of vision"
with contributions from Gerald Walton Paul
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Readers familiar with the language and style...
Harold O. J. Brown
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The Bible's healing message
Rosalie E. Dunbar
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Asking the right question brings healing
Diane S. Staples
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Spring forth
Gloria Clements
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This year's Thanksgiving
Geraldine Schiering
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Overcoming self-pity
Kathleen Marianne North
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The power in thanks giving
Allison W. Phinney, Jr.
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Knowing for sure what the Bible means
Elaine Natale
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The Sunday football game
Linda Hitt Shaver
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Every day I thank God for all His goodness and love
Holly Hughes with contributions from Montgomery Hughes
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One morning in August 1989 I woke up with pain in my neck,...
Yoshikazu Hoshimi
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"And I saw a new heaven and a new earth: for the first...
Antonio Magliocco with contributions from Fausta Magliocco
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At the time when our first child was about two and I was teaching,...
Rebecca Hewitt Coughtry with contributions from Dean T. Coughtry
