Writing is on the Wall
Jay InmanStepping away from being a pedestrian consumer of the Bible, walking down plain, nice little Churchy Bible story sidewalks and reading Sunday School coloring books...
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Jay Inman is a retired Army Officer and a Digital Architect who's built backbones and server farms on the Euphrates, across Central Asia, and Rocky Mountains.
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