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Fate of the Revolutionaries |
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We call them heroes. The British called them traitors. Many of them turned out to be martyrs.
Here is what happened to some of the 56 men who signed the Declaration of Independence:
- Five were captured and tortured as traitors.
- Nine joined the revolutionary army, fought and died.
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By Max Lucado
Let's imagine that you want to learn to dance. Being the rational, cerebral person you are, you go to a bookstore and buy a book on dancing.
You take the book home and get to work. You do everything it says. The book says sway; you sway. The book says shuffle; you shuffle. The book says spin; you spin.
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By David Jeremiah
God doesn't take the majority of His workers from the ranks of the wise, mighty or noble. First Corinthians 1:26 says, "For you see your calling, brethren, that not many wise according to the flesh, not many mighty, not many noble, are called."
Continuing in 1 Corinthians 1, verse 27, "But God has chosen the foolish things of the world to put to shame the wise,
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Why do we celebrate the Fourth of July? |
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By Joyce Tilney
I have had the privilege of traveling to many countries throughout the world. I can honestly say I thank God that I am an American citizen. I thank Him for the brave men and women who were willing to take a stand and fight for our independence. Our Founding Fathers sought God’s direction on their knees and many of our Presidents set aside days when they asked the nation to observe a day of prayer for our country. This is our nation’s heritage. America is a Christian nation.
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