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The Work Week
God outlined the work week for Israel. He said, “Six days shalt thou labour, But the seventh day thou shalt not do any work” (Exodus 20:9-10; Deuteronomy 5:13-14). At least, three important points are taught here: (1) God expected them … Continue reading →
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Tagged david barton, first estate, french republic calander, french revelution work week, french revolution, history, napoleon, need for rest, sabbath, second estate, third estate, work
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Religious Freedom
People from different religious persuasions settled in the land that eventually would become The United States of America. (1) The Pilgrims were people who had separated themselves from the Church of England. They were persecuted in England . They fled … Continue reading →
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Tagged american spectator, bill bennett, david barton, george washington, henrietta maria, holland, james madison, jews, john winthrop, kevin hasson, mary dyer, maryland, massachusetts bay colony, mayflower, netherlands, pilgrams, puritains, quakers, religious composition of sihners of constitution, religious freedom, religious intolerance, religious tolerance, rhode island, roger williams, the inner light, thomas jefferson, virginia bill for religious freedom, william bradford, william penn
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