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Tag Archives: Jacqueline Winspear
When Burdens Finally Yield
Detectives in mystery novels carry quite a burden. They not only have to solve a mystery but must also overcome sometimes violent resistance and hope no one, including them, gets killed before the mystery is solved. It takes resolve, courage, … Continue reading
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Tagged Jacqueline Winspear, Jesus' yoke, living water, Maisie Dobbs, Moses, mystery novels, water from the rock
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Letting Words Go Unanswered
On-line discussions can be difficult. Sometimes they are wonderful and worth the effort, and other times they are withering and not worth the time it takes to form the words on the keyboard. Blog comments, Facebook posts, Twitter feeds and … Continue reading
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Tagged argument, encouragement, Jacqueline Winspear, social media
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The Facts Are in the Questions – a look at courtrooms and faith
Getting the Preliminaries Right I had no experience as a judge when I started. That’s to be expected. Becoming a judge is how one learns what it is like to be a judge. But I also had relatively little experience … Continue reading
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Tagged courtroom testimony, Jacqueline Winspear, Jesus, judging, Maisie Dobbs, Mount of Olives, new creation, preliminary hearings, truth
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