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Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Free Book Drawing: Why Jesus by Ravi Zacharias
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10 comments :
"Good Providence"? What does that mean?
hahaha I take it to mean good luck! except luck implies chance, which implies God is not in control. It may be that 'good providence' is Brian's christian version of 'good luck' haha
That's pretty much it, LIttleGoose. A bible teacher of mine would always correct anyone who said, "good luck" with something like that.
good times! what school did you go to Brian?
and my church friends often say 'potblessing' instead of 'potluck' for the same reason lol.
Someplace in Michigan, if I recall. : )
Good providence is a fine substitute for "good luck" (keeping these matters in God's hands). But when I wish my students the best results in their tests, I give them a "God speed."
Quick question as to the drawing. Is it "One entry per person, and all those who resort to multiple entries will be severely ignored"?
dgfisch,
Yes, those who post multiple times, like 120 times or more, to take an example from last time, will reduce their chances to zero. In fact, they may be asked to buy the book. : )
This book sounds good!
Joel has won the drawing and will be contacted by email. Thanks everyone for entering.
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