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Iowa entered the union on 28 December 1846. Their state’s tradition of Bible production spans over 120 years.[i] This article will survey highlights from illustrated reprinting to contemporary Scripture translation in the Hawkeye State.
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Among Jesus’ followers who witnessed His sacrifice on the Cross, St Mary Magdalene alone enjoyed a chance to speak with Christ in the garden (photograph above).[i] Wearing a wide-brimmed hat, Jesus holds a shovel and displays His wounds whi...
Texas was approved to enter the union on 29 December 1845, but their government’s formal transfer happened later: 19 February 1846.[i] Six flags have flown over the territory, creating rich layers of associations. This region’s complex past...
This simple meal tells a story about how God has provided throughout generations. These Biblical ingredients, most of which did not feature in previous fuel series posts, could have reminded King David of specific episodes experienced by hi...
Florida entered the union on 3 March 1845. The United States’ oldest continuously operating parish has worshipped at what is now known as the Cathedral of St Augustine.[i] Its original settlement was named San Augustin, because Don Pedro Me...
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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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