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The recording of the Douay Rheims Audio Bible is going quickly at this point. Let’s partner in prayer that the pace I’ve kept for the last several days will continue!
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snaffle: noun… a bit for a horse
Today’s chapter is Proverbs 26.
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Interesting note: The Douay-Rheims differs in its naming of this book. Most versions call this and the following book “1 Samuel” and “2 Samuel”. The Douay calls them “1 Kings” and “2 Kings”, with the next two books being “3 Kings” and “4 Kings”. (Most other versions call the last two “1 Kings” and “2 Kings”.
dissemble - to disguise or make a false show of
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I hope your weekend is going well! It’s been a rainy day in southern California.
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corporeally: cor PORE ee ul…relating to the body
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Two “Word of the Day” entries today.
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consision: con SIZH un…cutting apart or off
supernal: soo PER nal…heavenly
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The New Testament is well over half finished. I’m shooting for the end of next week…hopefully sooner!
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pedagogue: PED uh gog…a teacher (sometimes a dogmatic teacher)
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Here’s one from 2 Corinthians.
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burthensome: BUR then some…archaic form of burden
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The “love chapter” for you today. 
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coadjutor: co AD joo ter … assistant or helper
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It was a warm day in Riverside, CA. A perfect day to be outside, but I was behind the mic, serving you.
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dissimulation: DIS im you LAY shun… To disguise or conceal one’s real feelings or intentions
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I’m now reading what may just be my favorite book of the Bible, Romans. Deep, rich, and full of God’s grace.
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benignity: buh-NIG-neh-tee the quality of being benign, that is, kind and gentle
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parasceve: PARA seev -the evening before the Sabbath (Many of you may know this term, but it is new to me. )