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53 Bird’s main to’ol
54 Product
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58 From_to
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64 Decanter?
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help-wanted ad
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6 Old treasure
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8 Filf with love
9 Spot
10 Ripped
11 Insect’s sensory
appendage
12 Span of arches
13 Oak’s cousin
22 Jockey Julie
23 Murder
25 Fall behind
28 Haggard novel
30 Gunpowder
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32 Crawl
34 Popular ISP
35 Lubricate
37 Carved-pole
symbol
38 PC key
39 Clear plastic
film
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41 Couch
42 Floor show
43 Bro or sis
44 Free time
45 Some library
tomes
46 Interviewer
Barbara
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52 Abrupt
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56 Glasgow dweller
58 Beaver
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61 Mongrel
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American society doesn’t
seem to be bothered by these
prayers, but there’s something
about saying the word Jesus that
makes society draw in a
collective gasp of horror.
People who say faith is a
personal matter usually just
don’t want to hear about it, often
because they enjoy satisfying
their own desires and don’t want
to hear about a God that might
ask them to change. There’s
something about the message of
Christianity that makes people
uncomfortable.
Christians are compelled to
share their faith with others in
spite of that fact. We don’t want
to offend people, but we realize
the message of Christ is often
accompanied by discomfort.
There are many things
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and you’ve got a way with
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SCORPIO All work and no play
makes anyone dull, but don't
worry. You're almost past the
worst part. Tomorrow will be
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SAGITTARIUS You could fall
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CAPRICORN There's no point in
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matters. It looks like the money
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PISCES Untold riches can be
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More like a gift from a kind
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paying job, apply now.
Americans need today that
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how we should treat others are a
few.
However, it demands a
commitment that many would
rather not make.
While I would be way out of
line to condemn anyone else’s
lifestyle when I still have many
problems of my own, I am
compelled to speak of God’s
grace that gives me worth in
spite of those problems.
So if I’ve offended you, I can’t
apologize. It’s the message I’ve
been called to share.
LARK PATTERSON
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