Sacra Eloquia

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"Thus in the Sacred Eloquence we read both, 'His mercy goes before me,' and also, 'His mercy shall follow me.' It predisposes a man before he wills, to prompt his willing. It follows the act of willing, lest one's will be frustrated." - Augustine of Hippo

Unless indicated otherwise, Scripture taken from The Holy Bible, English Standard Version. © 2001 by Crossway Bibles, a publishing ministry of Good News Publishers. Used by permission. All rights reserved.

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• Post-O-Meter says: [E\. . . F]
• Galatians VIII: They started out so well
• Galatians VII: Sons, not slaves
• Galatians VI: Why the Law, then?
• Galatians V: Faith, not Law, justifies
• Galatians IV: Paul vs. Peter
• Galatians III: The test case
• Galatians II: Paul's alibi
• Galatians I: The Truth
• Introduction to Paul's Letter to the Galatians

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July 29, 2005

In case anyone is wondering

Yes, this blog is still alive.

I have been concentrating my blogging recently on The Crusty Curmudgeon, and offline, I've been doing some teaching efforts for my church's Sunday school.

Those lessons will be posted at one blog or the other, and a new installment of my Galatians series is in the works. I promise.

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