During our recent trip to Jordan, I was blessed to visit the most controversial city on Earth: Jerusalem. Rebuilt eighteen times, a place familiar with bloodshed and division, the "City of Peace" is unlike no other place on the planet.
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Since my visit to the Land of the Bible, reading the Word takes on meaning that it did not have before. It's not that I believe more than I did before. It's just that I can picture the written events taking place in a way that I could not before. I can picture the battles, the discussions, the miracles.
Since my visit to the Land of the Bible, reading the Word takes on meaning that it did not have before. It's not that I believe more than I did before. It's just that I can picture the written events taking place in a way that I could not before. I can picture the battles, the discussions, the miracles.
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It's like hearing about the Gettysburg events. Before I visited Gettysburg, of course I believed those events took place. But, when I walked on the very fields, I could visualize what before had just been historical words on paper.
It's like hearing about the Gettysburg events. Before I visited Gettysburg, of course I believed those events took place. But, when I walked on the very fields, I could visualize what before had just been historical words on paper.
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