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The Perspective of Matthew 24

P. DeBoer·1943-01-15
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I don't know just where Edna. St. Vincent Millay was standing when she penned the beautiful description, "All I could see from where I stood Was three long mountains and a wood; I turned and look the other way, And saw three islands in a bay." I said that I did not know where she was standing when she wrote this beautiful description. I do know however that to see exactly that scene you must stand where she stood. You cannot stand on one of the mountains or on one of the islands and see...

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P. DeBoer
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1943-01-15

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Standard Bearer
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Matthew 24
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