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Bauckham on The Theology of Revelation
Since childhood, Revelation, or The Apocalypse of St. John, has been one of my favorite books in the Bible. The imagery and drama captured my imagination, and the promise of a city where there is no sorrow has gotten me … Continue reading
Dublin
For a long time I was cynical towards my American friends who wanted to visit Ireland. I meant nothing against the place, it just seemed fairly cliche- green hills, castles, leprechauns, shamrocks, kissing stones upsidedown- all these things could be summed … Continue reading
Posted in Coffee, Coffee Shops, Cycling, Food, The Tallest Man on Earth, travel
Tagged 3FE, Bible, bicycle, Chester Beatty Library, Dublin, Fallon & Byrne, Gluten, Gluten Free, Greek, Ireland, L. Mulligan's Grocer, Murphy's ice Cream, Phoenix Park, Revelation, The Tallest Man on Earth, Travel
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