Dr. Fauci’s Two-Day Testimony, and other links

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• Wenstrup Releases Statement Following Dr. Fauci’s Two-Day Testimony -- “During his interview today, Dr. Fauci claimed that the policies and mandates he promoted may unfortunately increase vaccine hesitancy for years to come.”
• The Sweetest Family -- “The people of Lufkin know that a bit of Willy Wonka magic dwells in their midst, but few outsiders know of its existence.”
• The AKJV - Our National Inheritance -- “The present English Bible (Authorized Version) has been blessed to thousands of the saints of GOD; and not only so, it has become part of our national inheritance.”
• Strings Attached -- “David Getman was working in a music store in Brooklyn, New York, in 1997 when a friend gave him a box of banjo parts. The friend suggested that he see what he could make with the pieces.”
• Siloam Presbyterian, Organized 1903, Greene County -- “Siloam Presbyterian was constituted in 1903 by the charter members of what was previously called Hastings Church.”
• Self-Proclaimed ‘Ecosexual’ Takes Nature Loving to the Next Level, Says She’s in Relationship with Tree -- “Semyonova is perpetuating an increasingly common and pervasive misconception about love in our modern world...and...the United States, and indeed most of the Western world, is facing an epidemic of loneliness.”
• One of the Most Remarkable Features of Early Christian Manuscripts -- “The nomina sacra are remarkably early and widespread. In fact, so dominant are the nomina sacra that we can hardly find a Christian manuscript without them.”
• Newly Digitized Bible Reveals the Origins of the King James Version -- “The Bodleian Library has given open access to this interesting annotated Bible, but remember it is still of undetermined provenance.”
• John 13.14-15, Gilbert Beebe -- “We have more delicacy in attempting to repeat our views on this than on other portions of the word because we are conscious that some of our most highly esteemed brethren differ in their understanding of it.”
• Gravestone recipes so good that they are set in stone -- “When a recipe is important enough to living family members that they want it preserved on a tombstone, it must have been absolutely delicious!”
• Gary L. Pinkerton, Texas History -- “Since he first learned that a rut across his family land was the route of a historic road to early Texas, Gary’s passion for research and writing about the history of East Texas has resulted in the publication of two works of history.”
• Dreaming Big -- “There was no actual memo, of course. But indeed, several people in the same corner of Texas had a similar idea around the same time.”
• Do your ancestors have a mail-order tombstone from Sears? -- “In 1902, Sears, Roebuck & Co. Tombstones and Monuments Catalog was published with prices for a moderate tombstone ranging from $4.88 to $40.”
• Carmel Baptist Church, org. 1835, Newton County -- “In 1851, Carmel Baptist united with nearby Liberty Baptist Church (founded c. 1815) and a more centrally located site was selected for a new church building.”
• Calvinism and Arminianism: Myths and Realities -- “What is often misunderstood is that Calvinism and Arminianism do not represent two opposing positions, as ifthey are the only choices on the table. Instead, in the debate over how saving grace works, there is a spectrum of orthodox positions...”
• Bodleian Library 1602 Bishops Bible “Arch. A b.18” -- “Annotations appear in parts of the Old and New Testaments, which some believe reflect the work-in-progress of some of the King James translating companies.”