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Monthly Archives: November 2015
Of Rams and Goats, Again (and hopefully turkey)
I hope you have some Thanksgiving leftovers, because you’ll need them for this post. Last time we were in Daniel 8, we sorted out the geography of Daniel’s vision. This time around, we’ll sort out the history behind the vision … Continue reading
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A Geography Lesson: The Location of Daniel’s Second Vision
If you are geographically challenged, I have more sympathy for you than I used to. I have always prided myself on having a good sense of direction, and I confess I have scoffed at people who don’t know their east … Continue reading
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