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Sunday, 24 August 2008

Quietness of heart

"How can I live with quietness of heart in the madness of this world?"
Ray Ortlund starts with Sabbath in answering that question, and I think he has some wisdom to share.

Go and read the whole thing.

Posted by Timothy Wonil Lee at 01:02

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