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Hear the parable of the pilgrim. Down the path walks a lonely traveler. He is a pilgrim and stranger in the country through which he sojourns. He is not a citizen there. He was not born there and does not have family there; he does not know the language and is ignorant of the customs. His citizenship lies in a distant city. There he is comfortable. There he has family. There is home. And that is where he is heading. The reason why he walks the lonely road is to reach his final resting place...
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