Bird Symbols on Gravestones, and other links

The posting of links does not constitute an endorsement of the sites linked, and not necessarily even agreement with the specific posts linked.

• A History of Interpretation of “That Which Is Perfect” (1 Cor 13:10) -- “It appears that concerns raised by the contemporary charismatic movement have been the stimulus for the much more concentrated attention paid to this text than has been true historically.”
• Bird Symbols on Gravestones -- “Once you start to pay attention to this, you may be surprised at how many birds you will see on gravestones during your visits to the cemetery.”
• Euphrates Baptist Church, Glascock County | Org. 1830 -- “The setting is very rural, sitting quietly at the crossroads of two dirt roads near the community of Edge Hill, which has a history typical of many rural communities that were once vibrant.”
• Focus on Texas: Local Landmarks -- “They define our landscapes, become guideposts when giving directions, and are a point of pride in communities large and small.”
• Head of Pelosi’s Security Detail Allegedly ‘Perjured Himself on the Stand’ About Jan. 6: Report -- “The Blaze just dropped a massive bombshell that, if true, further threatens the foundation of the Democrats’ Jan. 6 narrative.”
• Moment’s Notice -- “I’m talking about the lesser-known Republic of the Rio Grande that existed for 11 short months in 1840 with Laredo as its capital.”
• Tatian and Mark 16:9-20 -- “Mark 16:9-20 is plainly incorporated into the text of the Arabic Diatessaron that was published by Ciasca.”
• The 95 Theses of Martin Luther -- “...Martin Luther, Master of Arts and Sacred Theology, and ordinary lecturer therein at Wittenberg, intends to defend the following statements and to dispute on them in that place.”
• The AV 1611: Early Reception -- “To address misconceptions about the early reception of the 1611 King James Bible.”
• The Green Carpet -- “The Shamrock, nicknamed the Houston Riviera, was the grandest hotel in Texas when it was built in 1947 and the largest outside of New York or Los Angeles.”
• The Roots of Appalachian Christianity: The Life and Legacy of Elder Shubal Stearns -- “As North Carolina native and Appalachian scholar Loyal Jones once noted, no group in the United States has aroused more suspicion and alarm among mainstream Christians than have Appalachian Christians.”
• Touched by an Angel -- “My parents, imagining the word ‘babysitter’ printed in large letters on her forehead, cheerfully handed over $25.”
• Which Textus Receptus? -- “Belief in the Bible is paramount, especially in our day and age. We need to believe every single word in the Bible, being confident that it is indeed the Word of God.”