Vernacular Bible Explorer
Discover Scripture translations used throughout history across the globe
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Colorado
Colorado entered the union on 1 August 1876. Seven of the tallest mountains across our country’s 48 contiguous states are in Colorado.[i] While contemplating these topographical highs, soaring vertical scale made my mind wander toward the p...
Explorer’s Fuel Series
Proliferating mint in the garden this year demanded attention (illustration above).[i] It practically called to me at the threshold each time I left or returned home. Such undeniable abundance surprised me. Offshoots spread and began thrivi...
Nebraska
Nebraska entered the union on 1 March 1867. Their state is the only one admitted because Congress overturned a presidential veto.[i] Successfully overriding a president’s choice is so rare that fewer than 115 examples have happened since 17...
Explorer’s Long Walks
How do you structure extended prayer times? Both in-person and envisioned prayerwalking through a city have helped me organize confession, thanksgiving, and specific petitions associated with large-scale and complex issues. This method for...
Nevada
Nevada entered the union on 31 October 1864. After unsuccessfully attempting to send copies by both stagecoach and sea,[i] their territory’s newly ratified constitution was telegraphed via three separate relay stations to Washington, D.C. D...
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Margaret Hadley (Ph.D., Yale) specializes in pre-1600 manuscripts. Hadley’s scholarly research on has been published on both sides of the Atlantic, presented at professional conferences, and shared with university students.
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