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"Our deeds still travel with us from afar, and what we have been makes us what we are."
George Eliot
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"Our deeds still travel with us from afar, and what we have been makes us what we are."
George Eliot
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"Our deeds still travel with us from afar, and what we have been makes us what we are."
George Eliot
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"Our deeds still travel with us from afar, and what we have been makes us what we are."
George Eliot
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Jeremiah Burroughs, Puritan, on Psalm 112, stresses that a good person lends and distributes to the poor. And their righteousness endures forever. Burroughs says that mercy is a special part of righteousness.
Do we today hold this to be true? Is it not seen as a distraction?
How can you guide your affairs with such discretion?
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Jeremiah Burroughs, Puritan, on Psalm 112, stresses that a good person lends and distributes to the poor. And their righteousness endures forever. Burroughs says that mercy is a special part of righteousness.
Do we today hold this to be true? Is it not seen as a distraction?
How can you guide your affairs with such discretion?
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Jeremiah Burroughs, Puritan, on Psalm 112, stresses that a good person lends and distributes to the poor. And their righteousness endures forever. Burroughs says that mercy is a special part of righteousness.
Do we today hold this to be true? Is it not seen as a distraction?
How can you guide your affairs with such discretion?
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Jeremiah Burroughs, Puritan, on Psalm 112, stresses that a good person lends and distributes to the poor. And their righteousness endures forever. Burroughs says that mercy is a special part of righteousness.
Do we today hold this to be true? Is it not seen as a distraction?
How can you guide your affairs with such discretion?
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Jeremiah Burroughs, Puritan, on Psalm 112, stresses that a good person lends and distributes to the poor. And their righteousness endures forever. Burroughs says that mercy is a special part of righteousness.
Do we today hold this to be true? Is it not seen as a distraction?
How can you guide your affairs with such discretion?