leads to repentance…to saying “i’m sorry,” returning the favor, extending the welcome. it’s so good yet its infrequent use seems to suggest that it’s a hidden knowledge. perhaps there’s something gnostic about it? (kidding!) it’s probably one of my most frustrating desires. when received, i feel like gold. when desired, i feel like…like something far…
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Barnabas & Timothy
Barnabas We find details about Barnabas’ background spread throughout the book of Acts and Paul’s epistles. Luke tells us that Barnabas was a Levite whose family came from the island of Cyprus where some of the Jews of the Diaspora had settled. He was a cousin of Mark, the writer of the gospel by that…
kindness
i won’t say names and i’ll keep it short coz it’s late and i can’t afford to chance stupid sentences. you see, unkind protest frustrates me. i realize that some things must be railed against but whatever happened to peaceful protest and fruits of the spirit? and whatever happened to getting word from the horse’s…