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{Re}table
Here’s an again word that I thought meant to table again. I was wrong. A retable is actually part of an altar. It’s said that the retable at Thornham Parva Church, Suffolk is one of the largest pieces of Medieval art.…
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{Re}grip
When you reach the end of your rope, tie a knot in it and hang on.” Franklin D. Roosevelt It’s said that several of our presidents have used this quote. It’s all about not giving up, about finding something in which you…
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{Re}st
This song by All Sons and Daughters really resonates with me. Our hearts are restless, Until they find rest in You. Our hearts are restless, Until they find rest in You. This is where my hope lies. This is where my…
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{Re}create
Ever heard the saying, “make a silk purse out of a sow’s ear”? According to The Free Dictionary, it’s an impossibility. Making something of high quality out of low quality materials is a human impossibility. It cannot…
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{Re}mainder
God’s math is astonishing. Especially when it comes to the agains of what’s left over. Remainder means the number left after subtraction or the final undivided part after division that is less or of lower degree than…
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{Re}grede
Regrede literally means to go back. I regreded to the gym tonight to lift weights. It’s been a while since I’ve gone, and Keck had to help me with some stretches to strengthen my shoulders. It felt good to get back…
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{Re}shelf
Finally, I have book shelves for my books. Tonight for the first time in “ever” I started shelving my own volumes. There were much loved books by you know who. Jane Austen. There was the Sharon Garlough Brown Sensible…
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{Re}commended
The National Institute of Health has recommended daily nutrients, such as vitamins, minerals, and protein. When we exceed these or don’t get enough of these our bodies suffer. Yet, I know I exceed the daily recommended…
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{Re}creation
The pastor was sending off the young adults on a week of relaxation and recreation. His words gave me my again word for the a Monday. Merriam-Webster defines the word “recreate” as to give new life or freshness to.…