Voulgaris Vindicated, and other links

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• Voulgaris Vindicated by Leading Greek Expert -- “Babiniotis is a Greek linguist and philologist who has written several books about Greek grammar, etymology, and other Greek language-related topics.”
• Stablish or Establish -- “Establish and stablish — is there a difference?”
• South Liberty Presbyterian Church, Taliaferro County | Org. circa 1820 -- “In 1820, several members of Liberty Church in Wilkes County petitioned to form a new church: South Liberty. The reasons according to the Liberty members were ‘distance, bad roads, and high water in winter.’”
• Second Sacking -- “Six years after the Alamo, Mexican troops twice stormed San Antonio.”
• John the Baptist’s Diminishment of His Own Water Baptism in Matthew 3 -- “John’s unwillingness to baptize the Pharisees and Sadducees because they did not show fruit unto repentance teaches against any saving effect of baptism.”
• Edward F. Hills and the grammar of the Johannine Comma -- “...the hypothesis that the Johannine Comma is an interpolation is full of difficulties.”
• “Dumb Dogs” in the Pulpit: Spurgeon on Borrowed Sermons -- “Spurgeon was no pragmatist. Though God could work through a plagiarizing preacher, He did so despite the preacher’s dishonesty and laziness.”
• County Line Baptist - Org. 1861 | Butts County -- “History tells us that the church house you see above was built in 1886, however the congregation was formed in August of 1861 in an old school house at this site.”
• A Step-by-Step Primer for Church Discipline -- “...when the Bible talks about church discipline, it involves the spiritual care of people.”
• 11,575 Free Southern States Online Cemetery and Burial Records -- “Cemetery records and cemeteries, in general, are a very large part of our family history and are a significant pursuit for many genealogists.”