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Paul and The Way
Paul and the Wayby Michael DoyleSaul became Paul and was intensive.In his appearance, though, he was unimpressive.He wrote thirteen letters in his testimony,Saving the world for the rest of history.Early, he persecuted the followers of The Way,He even caused Stephen’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Bible, Blame, Blindness, Christianity, Christians, Community, Control, Damascus, Encounter, Faith, Family, Glory, God, Jesus, Name, Paul, Poetry and Poems, saul, Second Chances, Sight, Sin, Stephen, Story, The Way, Thirteen Letters, Unimpressive, Wrong From Right
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Objects In My Mirror
Objects In my Mirrorby Michael DoyleThe after report shone with glory.Truth is that was half of the story.The residue that we quietly suffer,Gives me indigestion by supper.It’s the mistaken habits of fearThat we allow to slip out of gearThat grate … Continue reading
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Tagged After Report, Fear, Glory, Good Things, Holocaust, Indigestion, Looking Back, Mirror, Mistaken Habit, Objecct, Poetry and Poems, Proverb, Residue, Undone
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First Principles: I Love Agitation and Investigation and Glory In Defending Unpopular Truth Against Popular Error
“I love agitation and investigation and glory in defending unpopular truth against popular error.” – James A. Garfield Did you know that President Garfield was once a minister?
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Tagged Agitation, Defense, First Principles:, Glory, Investigation, James A. Garfield, Love, Popular Error, Unpopular Truth
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Lord of My Passing Days
Lord of My Passing Daysby Michael DoyleGod fights my battles first,Giving me a spiritual thirst.Inviting me to pray continually,I make my way to eternity.My battles are begun in prayer,Speaking my challenges to the God who cares.This then is how I … Continue reading
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Tagged Battle, Care, Challenges, Continually, Days, Eternity, Fight, First, Glory, God, Gratitude, heartbeat, Lord, Morning, Night, Noise, Passing Days, Poetry and Poems, Praise, Prayer, Speak, Spiritual Thirst, Thousand Joys, Thunder, Wonder
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Jonah’s Whale of A Tale
Jonah’s Whale of A Taleby Michael DoyleJonah and the Whale tells the storyOf how even reluctance comes to glory.Jonah was a prophet that God spoke throughTo teach the Israelites what to do.Jonah’s life was an illustrationSpoken of for its simple … Continue reading
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Tagged Bible, Compression, Confrontation, Consequence, Escape, Faith, Glory, God, Hear, Heed, Humanity, Illustration, Israelites, Jesus, Jonah, Lesson One, Lessons, Poetry and Poem, Presence, Prophet, Reach, Reluctance, Sea, Storm, Tale, Teach, Toward, Truth, Vanity, Whale, Wisdom
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Bloodline Embraced
Bloodline Embracedby Michael DoyleAway from the fire I hideAs I quietly wait and confide.The Savior has healed my heartAnd this blessing will never depart.I give thankfulness from this wayward sonFor the too many times I thought I was done.But the … Continue reading
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Tagged Blessing, Bloodlne, eartt, Embrace, Fire, Glory, Hidden, Thankfulness, The Cross, The Savior
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First Principles: May the Supreme Ruler of the World Be Pleased To Establish and Perpetuate These New Foundations of Liberty and Glory
“I congratulate you and my country on the singular favor of heaven in the peaceable and auspicious settlement of our government upon a Constitution formed by wisdom, and sanctified by the solemn choice of the people who are to live … Continue reading
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Tagged Constitituion, First Priiciples, Foundation, Free, Glory, Goveernnmet, Heavenn, Independent, John HHancocck, Liberty, Singular Favor, Smile of Heaven, Wisdom
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First Principles: Among the Expected Glories of the Constitution, Next To the Abolition of Slavery Was That of Rum
“Among the expected glories of the Constitution, next to the abolition of Slavery was that of Rum.” – George Clymer
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Tagged Abolition, Constitution, Expectation, First Principles, George Clymer, Glory, Rum, Slavery
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God Breaking Through
God Breaking Throughby Michael DoyleIn God, I find all that’s worthy.Through life’s storms, I find His glory.He leads me through all of my days,Even when words fail in His praise.I lift my voice to the skies up high,Embracing the truth … Continue reading
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Tagged Break Through, Days, Glory, God, Goodness, Halleljah, Poetry and Poems, Praise, Reply, Storm, Voice, Worth
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First Principles: To the Distinguished Character of Patriot, It Should Be Our Highest Glory To Add the More Distinguished Character of Christian
“While we are zealously performing the duties of good citizens and soldiers, we certainly ought not to be inattentive to the higher duties of religion. To the distinguished character of Patriot, it should be our highest glory to add the … Continue reading
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Tagged Attentionn, Character, Christian, Duty, First Principles, George Washngton, Glory, Good Citzen, Higher Duty, Patriot, Perfomance, Religiion, Soldier
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