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1) One book that changed your life: A Hunger for God by John Piper. Mainly the introduction of the book. Knowing God by J.I. Packer
2) One book you’ve read more than once: Gordie: A Hockey Legend by Roy Macskimming Desiring God by John Piper
3) One book you’d want on a desert island: Of course my Bible (not to picky on the translation, since I would be on a desert island any Bible would do), but if that is not an option a book to show how to turn salt water into to good clean drinking water.
4) One book that made you laugh: Genesis 34, when the Son's of Jacob tricked Hamor and his son Shechem by promising them they could marry the women in thier family if they get circumcised, so they did, then the Sons of Jacob came in "while they were still in pain" and killed them all.
5) One book that made you cry: Lectures to My Students by C.H. Spurgeon--the first few chapters.
6) One book you wish had been written: "What's already and what's not yet?" by Apostle John
7) One book you wish had never been written: Prayer of Jabez by Bruce Wilkinson
8) One book you’re currently reading: Besides just finishing my summer school reading I have been off and on reading Horton Davies series titled: Worship and Theology in England throughout the summer.
9) One book you’ve been meaning to read: C.S. Lewis' Mere Christianity
10. Tag 5 others: I think this tag ends here. I don't know any other people who have blogs that have yet to be tagged.
2) One book you’ve read more than once: Gordie: A Hockey Legend by Roy Macskimming Desiring God by John Piper
3) One book you’d want on a desert island: Of course my Bible (not to picky on the translation, since I would be on a desert island any Bible would do), but if that is not an option a book to show how to turn salt water into to good clean drinking water.
4) One book that made you laugh: Genesis 34, when the Son's of Jacob tricked Hamor and his son Shechem by promising them they could marry the women in thier family if they get circumcised, so they did, then the Sons of Jacob came in "while they were still in pain" and killed them all.
5) One book that made you cry: Lectures to My Students by C.H. Spurgeon--the first few chapters.
6) One book you wish had been written: "What's already and what's not yet?" by Apostle John
7) One book you wish had never been written: Prayer of Jabez by Bruce Wilkinson
8) One book you’re currently reading: Besides just finishing my summer school reading I have been off and on reading Horton Davies series titled: Worship and Theology in England throughout the summer.
9) One book you’ve been meaning to read: C.S. Lewis' Mere Christianity
10. Tag 5 others: I think this tag ends here. I don't know any other people who have blogs that have yet to be tagged.
posted by dwilson at 9:58 PM
4 Comments:
Dave,
Some good calls out there. Gen. 34 is a good call for a good laugh. The Horton Davies series does seem like a sweet work, especially with your future aspirations in mind.
Tim,
Yeah, Davies series has been a good read, though quite long, but I enjoy seeing how the churches in England have evolved over history. If you ever get a chance to read it or even skim through it, it is interesting.
I totally agree about Gen 34. Not only do I love the irony and humor, but I love the ingenuity. Now THAT'S revenge. I also amen #6 and 7!
Nate
Hadn't thought about Gen. 34 for the questions, but that one has made me laugh many times. It was definitely manipulating the system to accomplish their own purposes. Funny thing is that God never condemns it, Jacob was just ticked bc his popularity ratings among the pagans went down.
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