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HARDLY ARCHAIC
The Voice of Mark Retold by Greg Garrett Commentary by Matthew Paul Turner Thomas Nelson, 2008 113 pages
IN A COLLECTION of talks and lectures under the title The Luminous Dusk, Dale C. Allison Jr. writes with guarded concern about what he calls the "fate" of the Bible. Where else but in churches and seminaries, he asks, do people yet think they can get the truth by reading "an archaic tome"? Allison suspects that much of the contemporary Biblical trade is in gift Bibles, which are forever kept but scarcely touched. "The encouraging sales," he writes, "do not prove that we are laying up Scriptures in our hearts."

June 2, 2008 issue
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LETTERS
with contributions from EMMA O'LOUGHLIN, ANNA WILLIS, KATE NICHOLLS
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Christ comes to each of us
JENNY ROEMER, STAFF EDITOR
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
with contributions from Tom McGrath, Donald W. Ingwerson
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THE TRANSFORMING POWER OF THE CHRIST
BY CHANNING WALKER
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THE SIMPLE PRAYER THAT TRANSFORMS
BY KEITH WOMMACK
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WILDERNESS PROCLAIMED
MADELON MAUPIN MILES
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Myanmar: the world reaches out
BY ROSALIE E. DUNBAR, NEWS EDITOR
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PAUSING THE SKY
BY MICHELLE DISSETTE
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ALLERGIC REACTIONS HEALED
BY LOIS DEGLER
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TRACKING SPIRITUAL GAINS
BY MARK SWINNEY
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COMPUTER ISSUES—DELETED
BY SUSAN THOMAS
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HELPING OTHERS HELP US
NATE TALBOT
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THE FRUITS OF GOD'S HANDIWORK
JANET CLEMENTS
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HARDLY ARCHAIC
KIM SHIPPEY, SENIOR WRITER
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NEEDED: ACCOUNTABILITY
BEVERLY GOLDSMITH
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VISION RESTORED
VICTORIA GREEN
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FOOT PROBLEM HEALED
DONALD CAREY
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RECOGNIZING SPIRITUAL BEAUTY REMOVES UGLY GROWTH
VICTORIA BUTLER