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Lent: Emmaus 2

The heavens are telling the glory of God –     (tweet tweet, like like, instant message) His voice goes out to the ends of the earth –     (I fast, I tithe, I pray twice a day) Heaven and earth will pass away –     (Lord, let me sit at your right hand) Before HisContinue reading “Lent: Emmaus 2”

Posted byMatthew PullarFebruary 20, 2015Posted inLent, PoetryTags:Emmaus, Gospel of Luke, Jesus, law, Pharisees, repentance, social media4 Comments on Lent: Emmaus 2
Matthew Pullar

Matthew Pullar

Teacher, writer, blogger, husband, father, Christian. Living in Wyndham in Melbourne's west, on the land of the Kulin Nation. Searching for words to console and feed hearts and souls.

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