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Monthly Archives: April 2014
A Holocaust Hero
Posted in History
Tagged CBS News 60 Minutes, Germany, Great Britain, Hitler, remembering the Holocaust, World War II
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William Shakespeare’s 450th birthday: 50 everyday phrases that came from the Bard by Jess Denham
Happy 450th birthday William Shakespeare. Your plays are still the pinnacle, your poetry among the finest and many phrases you coined are still in wide usage. Sixth formers who loathe the name Hamlet, apologies, but there is just no escaping … Continue reading
Posted in History, Writing
Tagged 450 birthday, Classic Literature, common words and Phrases, Shakespeare
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Review of Out of the Depths
Out of the Depths: An Unforgettable WWII Story of Survival, Courage, and the Sinking of the USS Indianapolis by Edgar Harrell, USMC, is one man’s account of five days adrift at sea after his ship was torpedoed by the Japanese. … Continue reading
Posted in Book review, History
Tagged Edgar Harrell, Naval disaster, Uss Indianapolis. World War II history
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A Living Hope
Originally posted on Katherine's Chronicle:
It was over. He was dead. The disciples had seen it with their own eyes. The Messiah who was to deliver them from Roman tyranny had been executed by those He was supposed to…
Posted in Devotional
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For Good Fiday
Via Dolorosa By Sandi Patty
For Holy Thursday
How Beautiful By Twila Paris
The Miracle of Passover-Part II Zola Levitt
Posted in Devotional, History, Theology
Tagged Jesus in The Passover, Lamb of God, New Covenant, Old Covenant, Old Testament, zola levitt. Passover
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The Miracle of Passover Part 1-Zola Levitt
Posted in Devotional, History
Tagged blood of the Lamb, Jesus in The Passover, New Covenant, New Testament, Old Covenant, Old Testament
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Review of No Place to Hide
In No Place to Hide: A Brain Surgeon’s Long Journey Home from the Iraq War, W. Lee Warren chronicles his four months in Iraq as he and his team of doctors attempt to save lives while under fire themselves. Meanwhile, … Continue reading
Posted in Book review, History
Tagged biography, four months, Iraq War, neurosurgeon, W. Lee Warren
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Review of For Such A Time
In her debut novel, For Such a Time, Kate Breslin retells the biblical account of Esther, set in the waning days of World War Two. Hadassah Benjamin is rescued from a firing squad by SS Kommandant Aric Von Schmidt. Under … Continue reading
