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Bright Raven
Hey Chicken man, finally have a copy of your book. I took a year and a half to find. I'm really looking forward to reading it.
Adam
I just noticed that I re-joined one day after 9/11. Most likely, I had words to say about terrorism.
Adam
Hey Delmar!
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Ps82
Hi Adam. I also feel like I am a recent returning member of TOL. Life became too busy. Seems it still is ... exchanged my job to find that I am now a care taker of 102 mother-in-law and a baby sitter for my daughter and husband's two kids. So much sickness in schools these days.

Hope you stay around and post, Adam, and that I'll see you around. Welcome back.
lovelytony22
As we are about to enter a New Year “Forget the former things.”

“Behold, I am doing a new thing!” — Isaiah 43:18–19

Today, choose to believe that God is opening new paths, and making a way where there wasn’t one before.

New mercies. New doors. New strength.
Your next chapter is already unfolding. Say Amen!
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Ps82
Mine sure it. Yet, I am blessed. Owe it all to My Lord.
Happy New Year - only two days away.
wholearmor
Hey y'all. Scott Evans here. It's been awhile. Saw Eric on Instagram and reminded me of TOL. I have since opened a channel on YouTube called, Brother Scott's Look in the Book. I don't make a dime from it. Not interested in that. Just want to 2 Timothy 2:15 study God's word and share my findings. Questions and corrections welcome. Good to be back.
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Ps82
I tried searching for you site with google but didn't find Brother Scott's Look in the Book location.
Adam
Adam
Hey Scott. Good to see you.
Delmar
Poly contacted me again and said the password reset wouldn't work because she had tried to start a new registration. She asked that you look at her last email to clarify what she needs.
Thanks
Delmar
7djengo7
"Derf: Middle English, of Scandinavian origin; akin to Old Norse djarfr bold; akin to Old English deorfan to labor, perish, Old Saxon derƀi strong, Old Frisian derve bold, Armenian derbuk rough, stiff, Lithuanian dìrbti to work; basic meaning: to work"

Ha! All this time I had just assumed your name must be "Fred", and you were just writing it in reverse for a TOL handle!
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